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A chessboard knight can’t reach a given square twice as fast as the king. Christian Táfula Santos has proved it, using the famous Fibonacci sequence.

Wildfires have turned the Far North into a carbon emitter, putting the region's permafrost at risk, according to an alarming new report co-authored by...

UdeM scientists have developed a method to create retinal transplants from stem cells, and with them, blind mini-pigs have showed signs of restored...

A research project sheds light on the body image benefits of pup play, a role play in which people pretend to be dogs.

A new study provides insights into the brain processes involved in nonverbal communication of pain, specifically facial expressions.

A recent study confirmed the effectiveness of six different methods for removing cytotoxic drugs from the arms of chairs in outpatient oncology...

A research team is working to develop a method to reactivate latent HIV in virus carriers in order to eliminate it from the body permanently.

An affordable and effective nutritional approach to help reduce inflammation and prevent Type 2 diabetes.

A Canadian study reveals that allophone children who attend daycare are better prepared for kindergarten.

An international team of scientists led by UdeM wife-and-husband team Zdenka Pausova and Tomas Paus links the presence of white spots on MRI brain...

Université de Montréal / Research

How much faster is a knight than a king? A mathematical study reveals the exact ratio!

The Arctic is on fire

Using stem-cell transplants to treat blindness

Pup play: Behind the sexual fetish, a caring community

Facial expressions of pain can be predicted from brain activity

Decontaminating the arms of oncology chairs to protect patients and healthcare workers

Tracking down and eliminating HIV dormant in the body: a major step forward

Killing two birds with one stone

Preschool education: A key to supporting allophone children

What the white spots show

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