In collaboration with Magnus Poirier funeral homes, a new study explores the role of in-person and virtual ceremonies in coping with grief.

On a study trip to Portugal, UdeM architecture students proposed restoration interventions for the Convent of the Capuchos, home to a Franciscan religious community for centuries.

The innovative approach to long-term hypoxia employed by Étienne Gagnon's team has led to the identification of a potential new marker for ovarian cancers.

UdeM medical professor Prévost Jantchou spearheaded the Inspire Foundation’s 4th annual summer Bootcamp, providing motivation and positive role models to more than 200 young people.

Seven UdeM anthropology students are in Guatemala working with Professor Christina Halperin to unearth relics of Mayan civilization.

Vincent Mélançon is spending the summer at UdeM’s biological research station in the Laurentians studying variations in the oxygen consumption of sunfish infected with flatworms.

Extreme heat poses serious health risks such as electrolyte imbalance, heart attack and kidney failure. Can our bodies adapt?

A study published in Nature Communications raises new hope for the development of treatments for vascular disease, cancer and diabetic retinopathy.

In 2021, Montreal’s air quality was degraded by forest fires burning thousands of kilometres away, a study shows.

When Switzerland asked its citizens whether they believed sexual and gender minorities should be allowed to marry and adopt children, it took a taxing toll, says UdeM researcher Robert-Paul Juster.