A Canadian-led team of scientists finds triple the number of galaxies visible in the James Webb Space Telescope’s “First Deep Field” image whose distances from Earth can be measured.

DNA sequencing of marine worms has revealed how they adapt to life 2,500 metres below the ocean’s surface, where they experience extreme pressure conditions and temperature fluctuations.

An international study has characterized the diversity of bees in apple orchards across the globe.

A new study of the intriguing TRAPPIST-1 exoplanetary system has demonstrated the complex interaction between the activity of the system's star and its planetary features.

UdeM geography professor Gabriel Fauveaud travelled to Sihanoukville, Cambodia, to see the social, economic, and physical impact of the Chinese spending spree in the port city.

An innovative circular economy project led by two Quebec researchers receives $6.5 million from the Government of Canada and several partners.

The magnitude of methane uptake in upland "sinks" may be larger than previously thought, and may increase under dry conditions, an UdeM-led study finds.

Forest fires make the water in lakes whose catchment areas have been burnt murkier and also richer in nutrients, a Canada-U.S. research team has found.

Université de Montréal scientists recreate and compare molecular languages at the origin of life – opening new doors for the development of novel nanotechnologies.

Professor Sophie Breton and her team have discovered a hidden gene in the human mitochondrial genome.