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A researcher in psychology shares some tips for navigating contentious discussions with anyone, including your partner. Just in time for a smooth...

Criminology student Vincent Mousseau has found that forensic analysts do a good job of manually coding shoeprints for comparison against available...

Some horror video games leave players with wounds that take a long time to heal, an UdeM researcher finds.

Chemists at UdeM explain how molecular systems at the origin of life may have evolved, a development that could lead to new and improved nanosystems.

UdeM’s Department of Anthropology hosted a delegation from the Consulate General of Mexico in Montreal for a ceremony marking the return of...

Scientists have developed an experimental medication called UBX1325, or foselutoclax, that shows promise in treating macular edema.

Researchers demonstrate a link between transgender people's exposure to gender-related stigma and cortisol, a key hormone in the stress response.

A study of Quebec schoolchildren enrolled in music programs shows that girls are more anxious. Whether the parent enrolled the child in the program is...

The 3,000-km artery contains a large quantity and variety of pharmaceutical compounds, some of which could be harmful to ecosystems and human health.

In the never-ending quest for a good night’s sleep, the use of white, brown or pink noise is the latest thing. Solution or illusion?

Université de Montréal / Research

Can dialogue improve our relationships?

When a crime's afoot, get ready to code

Video game trauma can last for years

How life appeared: rise of the nanomachines

The long journey of a child who died over 2,000 years ago

New eye drug may someday help diabetic patients

How stigma hurts trans health

Understanding music-performance anxiety in children

Medicinal drugs pollute the St. Lawrence River

Can “coloured noise” really improve our sleep?