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Jian-Yun Nie's career has taken him from China to France and finally Montreal, where he specializes at UdeM in information research.

Genetic analysis shows microbial interactions help fast-growing trees break down petrochemical pollutants in soil.

It's not just the economy that counts, say the UdeM political scientists behind a new tool for ranking the development of Africa's 54 nations.

In a new book, the metrics specialist takes a critical look at the output of researchers worldwide and how they measure up.

Eight years in the making, a discovery by neuroscientists at the CRCHUM highlights the value of long-term, fundamental research and provides important...

Obésité et problèmes de santé: une étude de l’Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont met au jour des mécanismes naturels de protection de l’organisme.

For her PhD thesis, Anaïs Simard-Gendron compared the fertility of Palestinian and Jewish women in Israel and found they have more in common than they...

UdeM’s Luc Doyon helped analyze the discovery of bone tools in China dating back 115,000 years, offering new insight into the behaviour of prehistoric...

Veterinary service provided by smaller fish is key to keeping coral reefs healthy, a study on Australia's Great Barrier Reef shows.

With the help of human bone samples provided by Université de Montréal, a large international network of researchers delves into the genetic origins...

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