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Researchers led by UdeM's Michel Cayouette have found a way to reactivate dormant cells in the retina and transform them to ultimately replace cells...

Federal minister François-Philippe Champagne today announced a $124.5-million grant to support research, teaching and knowledge transfer in artificial...

Université de Montréal has just been awarded $124.5 million to spearhead a paradigm shift in AI.

In 5 seconds: During the COVID-19 pandemic, Timothée Poisot and his team were already hard at work on an algorithm for predicting interactions between...

Neurostimulation is reaching new heights: using artificial intelligence, neuroprosthetics implanted in the brain will learn to revive motor functions.

The research of Nathalie Grandvaux's team, in collaboration with other researchers, sheds light on the scientific field of airborne transmission of...

Benjamin Gagné studied young Quebec adults to understand what led them to turn away from the religion of their convert parents.

Thanks to a Quebec program that encourages non-scientists to participate in research projects, the 68-year-old is working on an UdeM intergeneration...

Professor Marc Lanovaz's team at UdeM's School of Psychoeducation has developed a virtual-reality app to understand the daily lives of people with...

Through causality and machine learning, the Department of Computer Science and Operations Research professor is trying to better understand science...

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New hope for vision regeneration

IVADO’s R3AI project gets $124.5-million grant from Canada First Research Excellence Fund

Major new grant will change the face of AI

Researchers use AI to explore potential zoonotic diseases

Using intelligent neuroprostheses to treat motor disorders

Infectious SARS-CoV-2 found in hospital air

Losing faith in evangelicalism: sexual 'purity' and lack of conversion key issues

Claude Amiot: an engaged citizen turned researcher

Put yourself in their shoes: a new app to raise awareness of autism

Dhanya Sridhar: understanding what's human, one pattern at a time