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Ignis Lithium is working to commercialize a technology developed in UdeM’s chemistry labs.

The American observatory and its many partners, including UdeM, celebrate the detection in 2015 of gravitational waves and confirm a theorem by the...

Silane is detected in the atmosphere of a brown dwarf, a celestial body halfway between a star and a planet, an international team of astronomers...

An UdeM study analyzes treatment pathways for racialized and immigrant youth going through a first episode of psychosis.

A study by UdeM’s animal pharmacology research group reveals that surgically removing a cat's claws is not only painful, it has irreversible long-term...

Canadian researchers show that stress modifies the morphology of brain cells in mice, directly influencing the rodents’ level of physical activity.

With UdeM's Géraldine Layani, Quebec's COLLAB-INTER-360-Obésité research project looks to find new ways to improve obese individuals' health and...

An UdeM study upends the hypothesis that experienced dancers don’t get dizzy from doing pirouettes because they can suppress their vestibular system.

Developed at UdeM, the life-saving molecule went on the market in Europe as part of a stem-cell therapy for blood-cancer patients. By October, the...

Could Earth-sized exoplanets be habitable? Based on observations with the James Webb Space Telescope, UdeM graduate Caroline Piaulet-Ghorayeb and her...

Université de Montréal / Research

UdeM start-up has new and improved battery technology

Ten years later, LIGO is a black-hole hunting machine

A rare molecule detected in space: Jonathan Gagné explains

Extending access to mental healthcare for vulnerable people

The dangers of declawing your cat

After early-life stress, astrocytes affect behaviour

Breaking down barriers to support people living with obesity

Vertigo-free pirouettes: it’s all in the dancer’s head

UM171: first Europe, then Canada

Habitable or not? Astronomers probe exoplanet TRAPPIST-1 d

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