Sidney Altman, a pioneer in medical research on RNA, is returning to his native Montreal after a prestigious career abroad.

In 2020, the World Food Programme was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Christine Trudel, an UdeM alumna who has been a nutrition officer in Madagascar for over a year, shared in the honour.

The grant will pay for animal modeling and virtual-reality equipment to enhance and facilitate learning for students at a new Veterinary Simulation and Virtual Reality Centre.

Scientists in Montreal discover a new enzymatic complex that can stop cells from aging, opening the way to possible new cancer therapies.

Prof. Rafael Najmanovich and his team are drawing a more detailed-portrait of the many possible variants of the virus responsible for COVID-19.

The risk of preterm birth appears to be three times more common among pregnant women with persistent HPV 16 or HPV 18 infection, a new study finds.

Seven UdeM professors have been elected Fellows of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences, which brings together Canada’s top-ranked health and biomedical scientists and scholars.

Canadian researchers find that machine-learning algorithms can identify effective behavioral, educational, and psychological interventions more accurately than professionals can.

Following a patient with depression by phone or videoconferencing is just as effective as in-person consultations, according to a recent review of studies.

Eight Université de Montréal professors are elected Fellows of the RSC, while three others will join the RSC’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists.