A new report co-authored by an UdeM professor makes recommendations to help ensure that the rights of seniors in long-term care are respected.

The interstellar objects are usually paired as binary systems, but in a new study Clémence Fontanive shows that, as they get older, few actually keep their companion.

A study led by Sainte-Justine hospital researcher Miriam Beauchamp has found long-term symptoms in children aged six and under who suffered a concussion.

Nathalie Nguyen-Quoc Ouellette is among 31 technology experts honoured by business news site The Peak in its list of 2024 emerging leaders. Guillaume Dumas also gets a nod, in the healthcare category.

Professors Éric Lécuyer and Pascal Chartrand are among the winners of the Innovative Therapies for Hereditary Ataxias competition.

An UdeM criminologist looks at Quebec provincial police attitudes towards the potential use of bodycamera footage in legal proceedings – and finds most think it's a good idea, up to a point.

On World Sleep Day, we look at how neuroscientist Valérie Mongrain studies sleep to help doctors diagnose Alzheimer’s disease earlier and predict the onset of epileptic seizures.

On April 8, a total solar eclipse will cross southern Quebec, and everyone at Université de Montréal is invited to come view this unique event on campus.

A U.S.-Canada study co-led by UdeM researchers offers key understanding of Ebola virus replication and potential therapeutic targets.

Physical activity is good for young people with volatile temperaments or living in dysfunctional families – but only under certain conditions, UdeM researchers find.