Molinari and Morelli. 'Le piège de la liberté'. Nano breakthrough. An authentic Bachmann.

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• Le Devoir writes about the exhibition of drawings, 'Des lignes, du temps', at Montreal's Fondation Molinari, co-curated by François Morelli, professor of painting and drawing in the Department of Studio Arts and a Concordia alumnus (BFA). It notes that the artists featured in the show are from Concordia and that the exhibition was inspired by the work of the late Guido Molinari, who taught for three decades at Sir George Williams University and Concordia's Faculty of Fine Arts.  
• Le Journal de Montréal features the ongoing show of François Morelli's work at the 1700 La Poste art centre.
• Jean-Philippe Warren, professor in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology in the Faculty of Arts and Science, and Denys Delâge, sociologist and historian, talk about their new book, Le piège de la liberté (Boréal) in an interview in yesterday's La Presse +. 
• AZoNano and Innovation Toronto join coverage of new nanoelectronics research at Concordia, led by PhD student Andrew McRae (MSc 13) and Alexandre Champagne, associate professor of physics, chair of the Department of Physics and the Concordia University Research Chair in Nanoelectronics and Quantum Materials in the Faculty of Arts and Science. McRae and Champagne examined electron behaviour within nanoelectronics and suggest new engineering possibilities to improve smart devices. Concordia alumni, James M. Porter (MSc 15, BSc 11) and Vahid Tayari (PhD 14) also collaborated on the study, published in the journal, Nature Communications.
• Rats de Ville announces a show of the artwork of Ingrid Bachmann, associate professor in the Department of Studio Arts, November 4 to December 20 at Art Mûr.

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