Anthropology
Mauled by a bear, 27,500 years ago
In a study co-authored with Julien Riel-Salvatore and Claudine Gravel-Miguel from UdeM, Italian scientists reconstruct what they think likely killed a teenager in Liguria during the Paleolithic era.
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The redox flow battery, powered by the AzoBiPy molecule, could allow electricity from intermittent sources, such as wind farms and solar panels, to be stored for several months.
Saving sunny days for a rainy day: a new molecule for storing green energy
Chemistry • Feb 4th
The researchers' approach more accurately reflects the complexity of the human myocardium.
Lab-grown, “living” heart tissues: a major breakthrough
Cardiology • Feb 3rd
Eco-anxiety is negatively impacting young people’s daily functioning and mental health.
Growing up in the Anthropocene: for adolescents, it's hard
Mental health • Jan 28th
Perceiving nature acutely in a single context is not enough: this perception must concern both daily life and physical activity to have an influence on mental health, according to the study by Corentin Montiel and Isabelle Doré.
Perceived exposure to nature boosts young adults’ mental health
Physical activities • Jan 27th
Renowned U.S. cryptographer coming to UdeM
Computer science • Jan 26th

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Fest'hiver takes place on the UdeM campuses with a diverse program of events celebrating the cold season through encounters, culture, and sharing.

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Fest'hiver takes place on the UdeM campuses with a diverse program of events celebrating the cold season through encounters, culture, and sharing.

Community

Computer science
Renowned U.S. cryptographer coming to UdeM
Diversity and inclusion
Raquel Fernandez studies women’s housing collectives
Raquel Fernandez
Funding
Major funding for the discovery of new antibiotics
Yves Brun, professor at the department of microbiology, infectious diseases and immunology of Université de Montréal
Scholarships
Vincent Billé investigates informal coercion in psychiatric wards
Vincent Billé
Scholarships
Tackling social injustice via collective responsibility
Saja Farhat
Appointments
Six global leaders join Yoshua Bengio to guide LawZero
Yoshua Bengio, professor in the department of computer science and operations research at Université de Montréal
Scholarships
Hugo Angel explores how people listen to video games and classical music
Hugo Angel
Scholarships
Bourses de la Montagne: preparing tomorrow’s leaders
A community of Bourse de la Montagne recipients is taking shape on UdeM campuses.
Awards and honours
Nabil G. Seidah: a "great Arab mind"
Nabil G. Seidah, professor at the Faculty of Medicine of Université de Montréal