According to research by Professor Maryse Soulières of the UdeM School of Social Work, living alone doesn’t necessarily mean loneliness for seniors.

UdeM physicist William Witczak-Krempa studies unusual states of matter in the quantum realm.

Botanist Anna Atkins was the first person in the world to publish a book illustrated with photographs. A precious copy of the volume is in UdeM’s rare books collection.

A look at the fascinating work of Audrey Laventure, professor and researcher in materials chemistry and now a member of UdeM’s new Institut Courtois.

Fresh from postgraduate work in Berkeley, Ca., assistant professor Glen Berseth is pursuing his life’s passion of understanding machines’ intelligence – and making robots clean up around the house.

The largest donation ever made for the natural sciences in Canada will enable researchers in chemistry, physics, computer science and operations research to solve the greatest challenges of our time.

UdeM sociology professor Barbara Thériault has received a writing grant to chronicle daily life in the German town of Halle.

Work-family conflicts are a frequent problem for construction workers. The industry should put measures in place to support its workers.

Our experts are available to talk about the next big step for the James Webb Space Telescope, which they helped design: its first images, set for release this summer.

Odibi: voyage dans l’histoire Anishinaabe de Lac Simon tells the story of the Anishinaabeg of Lac Simon in graphic-novel form for the first time.