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Eye movements of those with dyslexia reveal laborious and inefficient reading strategies, according to Concordia study

Bilingual infants prefer baby talk, especially when it’s one of their native languages, according to new Concordia-led study

Psychology professor plays a key role in a new study of severe COVID-19 cases in Quebec long-term care facilities

Problematic internet use and teen depression are closely linked, new Concordia study finds

New trees on Loyola Campus commemorate Concordia professors

Wearable technology offers a promising avenue for pain treatment in childhood cancer survivors, new Concordia paper shows

Concordia undergrad wins an award of distinction for her volunteerism

Concordia students design food for future trips to Mars

Concordia PhD candidate researches how young bilinguals learn French and English simultaneously

Concordia psychology PhD Kathleen Kennedy-Turner receives the Prix Relève Étoile for September

Naomi Azar is awarded the $100K Miriam Aaron Roland Graduate Fellowship

Concordia maps stress patterns among undergrads through a series of well-being surveys

Concordia’s Journal of Accessible Psychology recognizes undergrads’ finest work over the year

Concordia’s Natalie Phillips examines the link between sensory acuity and cognition in aging

Having children interact with their friends post-lockdown is more important than ever, says psychologist William Bukowski