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UdeM PhD student Eve Charbonneau explains how her hands-on biomechanics research helped Canadian athlete Sophiane Méthot win a bronze medal at the...

A new study has found that flexible work arrangements can sometimes boost employee retention, but they can also lead to higher turnover.

This summer, UdeM is helping roll out a program across Quebec to reduce the side effects of treatment for children recently diagnosed with cancer.

Participating in sports helps kids do better in school when they become adults, a new study led by psycho-education professor Linda Pagani suggests.

The young professor in the Department of Physics and researcher at IRIC is assuming a growing leadership role in materials research in Quebec and...

In collaboration with Magnus Poirier funeral homes, a new study explores the role of in-person and virtual ceremonies in coping with grief.

On a study trip to Portugal, UdeM architecture students proposed restoration interventions for the Convent of the Capuchos, home to a Franciscan...

The innovative approach to long-term hypoxia employed by Étienne Gagnon's team has led to the identification of a potential new marker for ovarian...

Vincent Mélançon is spending the summer at UdeM’s biological research station in the Laurentians studying variations in the oxygen consumption of...

A study published in Nature Communications raises new hope for the development of treatments for vascular disease, cancer and diabetic retinopathy.

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