Researchers analyzed how the country’s short-track speed-skating team adapts to major time-zone differences when they fly to competitions in Asia.

UdeM researchers find that cognitive training using NeuroTracker virtual-reality software does not, in fact, improve the on-field performance of teenage elite soccer players.

The suicide rate for young people in Quebec has dropped significantly in recent decades. What’s behind the change?

In Paris this week and next, Catherine Régis and Yoshua Bengio will discuss the risks posed to society by artificial intelligence, and Gilles Brassard will discuss quantum theory with Alain Aspect.

A pioneer in quantum information theory, the UdeM professor is spreading the word internationally on the threats of quantum computing and how quantum cryptography can help mitigate them.

Nicolas Chomont and Andrés Finzi will use the CIHR funds to work to develop a treatment capable of permanently eliminating the human immunodeficiency virus from the body.

Is combining exercise and learning such a good idea? Researchers at UdeM's School of Kinesiology and Physical Activity Sciences did a lab test with 24 students to find out.

A new study shows significant long-term reductions in the stress hormone cortisol in seniors taking part in the O’stress program.

An UdeM-led study finds that cisgender teenage girls are less likely to achieve orgasm than teenage boys.

A study explores how variations in the copy number of certain DNA segments can influence cognitive abilities and neurodevelopment.