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Medical News: Innovative Research Reawakens Human Memories Through Intelligent Textiles

Innovative research reawakens human memories through intelligent textiles

Prêt@porter ou fringues intelligentes?

'Smart Clothes' Give Emotional Support To Wearers

Podcast: Experiences, issues and lessons from the North

Podcast: Book launch for "The News" by Peter Stevens

New research finds changing views on pornography in the Internet era

Smart clothes offer emotional aid – Concordia Studio Arts Professor Barbara Layne

Now, clothes that provide emotional relief

Innovative Research Reawakens Human Memories Through Intelligent Textiles

Interview with Concordia Studio Arts Professor Barbara Layne

Ethicist Proposes Tax Credits to Boost Organ Donation

L'internaute américain moyen s'informe en... 3 minutes, 6 secondes

Layoffs threaten male identity

University City - Tornado dresses, jacket antics and other clothes that make sparks fly at Congress 2010

Interview with PHD candidate with the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema Evangelos Tziallas

Interview with Concordia Reference Librarian Olivier Charbonneau

Organ donation tax credit proposed

Studies: Deaths boost Afghan war support

Three-part Podcast: Canada and the global struggle for economic and environmental justice

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Spending time in nature makes people feel more alive, study shows

La v.-p. démocrate égratigne Obama sur la marée noire

Major Canada-US Differences In People In Middle Age Highlighted At Congress Of The Humanities And Social Sciences

Interview with MontrealOnscreen film festival organizer Cinema Professor Tom Waugh

Interview with University of Toronto Philosophy Professor Mark Kingwell, a Big Thinking series speaker at Congress 2010

Rue89 à Montréal pour parler de l'avenir du journalisme

Ethicist urges tax credits to spur organ donation

Un éthicien recommande le recours au crédit d'impôt pour encourager le don d'organes

Changing economy fuelling anti-feminist backlash

Le savoir ouvert à tous

Les doyens canadiens veulent revaloriser la culture autochtone à l’université

Un sondage révèle d'importantes différences entre les Canadiens et les Américains d'âge moyen

Podcast: 'New Relations, New Opportunities? Food Sovereignty in Kenya and Canada'

Podcast: Documenting the fourth moment of a new world order

Le "tout m’est dû", gangrène de la démocratie

Living in ethnic enclaves leaves immigrants with a weaker sense of belonging: Study

Teens are really good with Web 2.0 tools: Expert

When bloggers and journalists collide

Majority still prefer home cooked meals for health reasons -

Educators pledge support for aboriginal learning

Universities pledge to be more inclusive of indigenous peoples

Keepers of the Eastern Door do the unity stomp with Judith Woodsworth at Congress 2010

Deans sign accord on Aboriginal education

Éducation des autochtones – Une entente historique est signée à Montréal

Signature à Montréal d'une entente sur l'éducation autochtone au Canada

Interview with Concordia Elder-in-Residence Morningstar about Aboriginal Education Accord signing

Interview with photojournalist REZA, a Big Thinking series speaker at Congress 2010

Interview with Book of Negroes author Lawrence Hill, a Big Thinking series speaker at Congress 2010

Interview with Concordia Political Science Professor Francesca Scala

Podcast: North-South relations under the Clean Development Mechanism

Shutout of ‘soft’ sciences provokes discontent

Teens getting creative with Web 2.0 tools: Multi-dimensional way of communicating is evolving

New research on intelligent textiles to be unveiled at Concordia University as part of Congress 2010

Committed consumers reducing their ‘fashion footprint’

Photojournalist and Congress 2010 lecturer REZA was interview

Arts and social sciences struggle for a place in new economy

Privacy laws called inadequate

Podcast: The oral histories of medical education

Interview with Harvard librarian and lecturer Robert Darnton, a Big Thinking series speaker at Congress 2010

Interview with Nancy Huston, a Big Thinking series speaker at Congress 2010

Baby boomers better plan ahead: expert

Podcast: Femme Médecin Tombée dans l'Oubli

Podcast: Nollywood cinema and postmodern youth culture in Africa

The National Post list Congress 2010 as an event likely to make headlines in the week ahead

Podcast: Broadbent on the rise and fall of economic and social rights. What's next?

Podcast: Space, Culture and the Ecocritical Imagination

Podcast: The No.15 Canadian General Hospital in Northern Africa

Podcast: Voices from the second wave and the feminization of Canadian medicine

Comment réconsilier les enfants-soldats avec leur passé immoral? - Featuring University of Utah Psychology Professor Cecilia Wainryb, a panelist at the May 28 Human Rights Day.

Un autre visage de Montréal

Interview with Cinema Professor and MontrealOnscreen organizer, Tom Waugh

Fierté et fidélité: réflexions sur la question identitaire – Nancy Huston

Communications professor Liz Miller and Trudeau scholar William Tayeebwa interviewed on both CBC Radio and CJAD Radio following the May 28 Human Rights Day panel

Lives of their own — Concordia professor Liz Miller and MemoryScape

Interview with Concordia PhD gastronomy student David Szanto of the Montreal Slow Food Movement

Concordia University is hosting Congress 2010 of the Humanities and Social Sciences

Concordia hosts 9 000 visiting scholars – Interview with Congress 2010 Academic Convenor Ronald Rudin

CTV's Debra Arbec interviews former child soldier William Tayeebwa, who spoke at the Friday morning Human Rights Day session

Entrevue: Le photographe Reza est de passage à Montréal pour prononcer une conférence

Le Département de travail social et des sciences sociales de l'UQO avantageusement représenté au Congrès des sciences humaines

Charmain Levy préside la conférence de l'Association canadienne des études en développement international

Oubliez les mets à emporter: les familles aiment encore la cuisine maison

Forget Take-Out: Families Still Big on Home Cooking

Invasion of the smart people – a.k.a the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences

Book of Negroes author gives dramatized black history lesson

Interview with MontrealOnscreen film festival organizer Tom Waugh

University Librarian Gerald Beasley interview regarding Open Access

Sometimes, the system works

‘Going Places’ bus tour

Canada’s New Dissenting Academy

Q&A with Robert Darnton

Les technologies numériques ont permis le libre accès à la recherche

Les territoires nationaux sont devenus de la « marchandise » à vendre aux mieux nantis

Qui défile exprime « la fierté d’être canadien-français »

L’instabilité conjugale transforme l’organisation sociale

Une question d'étiquette - Pas facile de se nourrir « localement » !

Montréal - Les années 1940 marquent le point de départ d'un rapprochement entre les « modernités » de Montréal

Fédération canadienne des sciences humaines - Le numérique social apparaît dans le monde des sciences

Et si c'était la personne d'abord?

Université Concordia - Comment devenir l'une des cinq meilleures universités généralistes au Canada ? An interview with President Woodsworth

Seeking volunteer podcasters for the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences

Concordia's MontrealOnscreen presents a Collection of Films about La Belle Ville

La paix par les ondes

L’Université Concordia accueille le Congrès des sciences humaines et sociales 2010, du 28 mai au 4 juin

Montreal: Canada's No. 1 knowledge destination

Montreal: Canada's No. 1 knowledge destination
Montréal: première destination du savoir au Canada

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