A specialist on military responses to protest movements, UdeM political scientist Theodore McLauchlin answers three questions about current developments in the United States.
An UdeM research team has found that metals like lanthanum, cerium and yttrium used in high-tech products compete with each other in aquatic organisms, mitigating their biological effects.
UdeM’s MIL campus will be the venue for TimeWorld, an international conference on artificial intelligence that will bring together researchers, academics, artists and the general public.
A team from UdeM’s Department of Computer Science and Operations Research is using artificial intelligence (AI) and modeling to optimize and automate winter strawberry production.
Have you discussed cancer recently with close friends and family? Breast and prostate cancer dominated the discussions, right? There was probably no mention of colorectal cancer.
The Centre de recherches mathématiques has produced a collective work published by UNESCO that highlights the potential for mathematics to address issues of sustainable development and global change.
Students from small island developing states will soon land on the Island of Montreal to study climate change at UdeM, thanks to a new international scholarship.
Faced with the endless stream of scientific studies on COVID-19, virologist Jean Barbeau is working to make studies in his field of research accessible for the general public.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, bioethicist Vardit Ravitsky has given many interviews and has been very present on social media, where she hasn’t always had an easy ride.
