New Chair Vincent Larivière will lead a team in examining the free movement of knowledge.

The UdeM public-health specialist has been named scientific director of the Canadian Institutes for Health Research's Institute of Population and Public Health, for a four-year term starting next fall

In an advance that could pave the way for better diagnostics, Canadian scientists identify a new genetic mutation thought to cause the rare condition, which impairs coordination.

Researchers led by UdeM's Michel Cayouette have found a way to reactivate dormant cells in the retina and transform them to ultimately replace cells lost in retinal degeneration.

It sounds too good to be true—and it is. But when you see a headline like that online, it’s tempting to click on it.

The 9th installment of the Conférences de la Montagne lecture series, presented as part of the Acfas convention, will feature Caroline Quach-Thanh, risen to prominence in a time of crisis.

Federal minister François-Philippe Champagne today announced a $124.5-million grant to support research, teaching and knowledge transfer in artificial intelligence.

Université de Montréal has just been awarded $124.5 million to spearhead a paradigm shift in AI.

The little-known field of affective computing is a growing presence in our lives, including the workplace. Is it okay to have your feelings monitored if it’s supposed to enhance your well-being?

A research team has created a Lyme disease risk map that integrates tick population density and human behaviour in the Eastern Townships.