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A new study shows that people who cast a ballot are much more glad they did than people who abstain.

With the RDA10 Plenary Meeting in full swing, UdeM information scientist Vincent Larivière takes a look at what's happening in the global movement to...

As the organizer of Research Data Alliance’s 10th Plenary Meeting, Université de Montréal recognizes the increased significance and scope of open...

UdeM researchers find a way to reduce replication of the AIDS virus in the gastrointestinal tract.

A new study by UdeM's School of Psychoeducation suggests that students who experience very little or too much anxiety at the start of their secondary...

In a study in Science, UdeM astrophysicist Étienne Artigau and an international team of researchers reveal that giant waves cause large-scale movement...

It's true they're good for short-term memory, but "shooter" games could also cause atrophy in the hippocampus, a new UdeM study finds.

Medical professor Christopher Rudd and his research team have identified a key new mechanism that regulates the ability of T-cells of the immune...

UdeM professors join forces with over one thousand mathematicians from throughout the Americas for the Mathematical Congress of the Americas, to be...

Regulators, take note: A new study involving an UdeM chemist shows that modern diesel passenger cars emit fewer carbonaceous particulates than...

Université de Montréal / Research

Are you happy you voted – or didn't?

Sharing scientific research data more widely

Université de Montréal aims for greater worldwide debate on open data

HIV-AIDS: Following your gut

Academic success: a little anxiety may help

Scientists solve mystery of blinking brown dwarfs

Playing action video games can actually harm your brain

New way found to boost immunity in fighting cancer and infections

Heads up, Montreal! Mathematicians in-coming!

Diesel is now better than gas