Research on a new technique by UdeM veterinarians that measures pain in cats by their facial expressions is detailed in the Nature journal Scientific Reports.

Sugar maples won’t be heading north anytime soon, despite climate change, according to a new study published in the Journal of Ecology.

UdeM biologists help debunk previous studies that say tropical fish are behaving oddly as oceans gets more acidic due to climate change.

UdeM medical professor Cara Tannenbaum discusses a piece she wrote with colleagues in the U.K., U.S. and Germany for the 150th anniversary of the scientific journal Nature.

In the weeks following his return to Earth, David Saint-Jacques was treated by several health professionals, including osteopath René Pelletier, a University de Montréal graduate.

A new genomic approach provides a glimpse into the diverse bacterial ecosystem on the International Space Station.

The UdeM computer scientist is the only Canadian among 12 winners of the new Micius Prize, which recognizes the greatest breakthroughs in quantum theory.

Tree and shrub genetics can be used to produce more accurate predictions of when leaves will burst bud in the spring, according to a Canada-US study.

UdeM computer-science professor Yoshua Bengio is named a co-recipient of the annual A.M Turing Award, sharing $1 million for revolutionizing artificial intelligence.

Scientists at UdeM and over 30 other universities and institutions argue for the protection of ancient peatlands to prevent the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.