Field school program offers students hands-on learning, travel and lasting friendships

Antibiotics and E. coli: Concordians publish research with major implications for public health

$5.2 million for Canada Research Chairs at Concordia

In the ring with kickboxing champ and oncology advisor Sherin Al-Safadi

Measuring metabolites at the molecular level can have profound implications on patient care, says a Concordia researcher

IN THE LAB: Next-generation luminescence on the nanoscale

Genetic engineering may lead to cheaper medical products, graduate research shows

Field school program offers students hands-on learning, travel and lasting friendships

Eight faculty members recognized for furthering the scholarly and social impact of research at Concordia

A new literature review may help reveal the mechanisms behind kidney disease

8 new Concordia University Research Chairs span medical tech to consumer behaviour

Three Concordians land $1.8 million in federal health research funding

Top-tier national researcher studies predator avoidance in fish to better understand PTSD

NSERC commits $1.65M for synthetic biology research and training at Concordia

Thinking Out Loud: 8 cool listens for hot days

Recent 6-year renewal confirms mandates for 9 Concordia University research centres

Science fair features 200 of Montreal's brightest teens

Grad student automates gene editing to detect indications of cancer

The synthetic is real

Interdisciplinary study finds Ayurvedic medicine may improve chemotherapy

Thinking Out Loud: 5 hot listens for cold nights

Biology professor is studying a territorial dispute between villagers in Cameroon and elephants

STEM SIGHTS: The Concordian who spent a summer with wallabies

SCIENCE EXPOSED: These 2 Concordia students won NSERC photo awards!

Hey Mister — that’s still my CRISPR!

STEM SIGHTS: The Concordian who investigates light-activated nanomedicine

What’s the latest on gut microbiota? Concordia undergrads publish their findings

STEM SIGHTS: The Concordian who investigates species conservation with the Cree community

STEM SIGHTS: This Concordia grad student scares fish. In order to save them...

Too many blood tests? This Concordia researcher only needs a few drops