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Under the drug, brain rhythms speed up and brain activity becomes more complex and more fractal, scientists find, calling for a fresh look at...

DNA analysis of 45 individuals from Notre-Dame Cemetery challenges popular beliefs about genetic mixing between populations in colonial Montreal.

A Canada-wide research group has created a practical framework to help healthcare professionals systematically assess their patients’ use of AI.

Thanks to the FilUM project, more than 40 kilograms of scraps from 3D printers in UdeM's labs and libraries have been collected and recycled.

An UdeM sociology student finds that young adults are sceptical about love in the age of dating apps—yet they describe their own stories as the...

An UdeM study finds that exposure to these “forever chemicals” is an environmental problem that extends far beyond drinking water.

A Canadian website that helps users understand the factors influencing cognitive health—and change the ones under their control—is now in beta...

It is said that a language disappears every 15 days. But is it true? Demography professor Michaël Boissoneault examines the origins of this claim.

Research by scientists at the IRCM opens new avenues for understanding—and potentially treating—certain blood cancers 

By studying interactions between proteins, the laboratories of Adrian Serohijos and Stephen Michnick want to understand how genetic information shapes...

Université de Montréal / Research

LSD does more than desynchronize the brain

Genetic evidence raises questions about settler-Indigenous relations in New France

How do chatbots affect your mental health?

3D-printer waste gets a second life

Love in the ruins: the paradox of modern romance

PFAS are in our food

Online program helps prevent cognitive decline

Languages are dying—but how fast?

How does the immune system target mutations that produce antibodies?

Mapping the “social network” of proteins in cells