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An international research team is investigating how tendon vibration changes the way we perceive effort during physical activity.

Driven by strong growth in research income and partnerships, UdeM, Polytechnique Montréal and HEC Montréal make big strides in Research Infosource's...

A new study finds that jealousy fuelled by social media can erode young couples’ satisfaction with their relationship over time.

An UdeM research team has found that cognition in people living with both schizophrenia and a personality disorder remains poorly understood.

Discovered at the CRCHUM, a compound called CJF-III modifies the protein "shell" of the virus and allows for a better immune response to the virus.

Underscoring the need for correctional services to treat women differently, a new meta-analysis confirms that women are much less likely than men to...

A study led by UdeM audiologist Charlotte Bigras sheds light on the poorly understood hearing condition and points the way to getting it better...

A clinical trial led by UdeM’s David Ogez is assessing the effectiveness of combining VR and hypnosis to alleviate chronic arthritic pain in seniors.

A new study reveals that AI-powered chatbots can effectively identify fraudulent web content.

In a new series of articles, 43 global experts including UdeM's Jean-Claude Moubarac raise the alarm about the ultra-processed-food industry and call...

Université de Montréal / Research

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UdeM and its affiliated schools rank second among Canada’s research universities

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When schizophrenia meets a personality disorder: why more research is urgently needed

A molecule opens a breach in HIV, providing access to its reservoirs

Recidivism rate for female sex offenders remains low

Hyperacusis: when everything sounds too loud

Virtual nature walks and “magic” hands: a new era in pain management

AI vs. online scams: a 5-second diagnostic

Ultra-processed foods: an urgent health challenge