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A Q&A with criminologist David Décary-Hétu, co-author of a new international study on the rising proportion of prescription opioids that are available...

The computer scientist was honoured at a ceremony May 31 at the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem.

Researchers in Finland and Montreal are looking at the challenges of mass producing and commercializing the now-experimental technology

Vaccinating asthmatic pre-schoolers against influenza could dramatically reduce their risk of being hospitalized after an attack, researchers find.

For many, the lack of latitude in decision-making leads to burnout, a study by UdeM researchers finds.

Researchers look at the promising role played by the BMI1 gene, which could someday help mitigate or even reverse the disease.

SPIRou, the spectropolarimeter that detects exoplanets via the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope, has reached an important milestone: it has successfully...

Researchers find that boys who start smoking pot before 15 are much more likely to have a drug problem at 28 than those who start at 15 or after.

Patricia Bérubé makles new versions of paintings in 3D so that blind people can appreciate them.

Using SITELLE, a unique camera mounted on the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope (CFHT), four astrophysicists have revealed for the first time the highly...

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Opioids and the 'darknet'

The Wolf Prize brings Gilles Brassard closer to a Nobel

Flexible solar cells: Will they someday power your devices?

Asthma and flu: a double whammy

Women and work

Understanding the origin of Alzheimer’s, looking for a cure

First light for SPIRou!

Cannabis: it matters how young you start

A master's student helps blind people “see” paintings

Revealing the complexity of the nebula in NGC 1275 with SITELLE