- ‘You’re tempted to test Siri’s boundaries’: PhD student Hilary Bergen explores how we interact with digital assistants
- Michel Despland (1936-2018): ‘A giant in the field’ of religion
- Prizewinning PhD candidates examine ultra-dense wireless networks and early non-commercial cinema
- NSERC invests $6.5M in three Concordia-led science and technology partnership projects
- New Concordia grad Clara Couzino wins top prize in the Canada-wide BMO 1st Art! contest
NSERC invests $6.5M in three Concordia-led science and technology partnership projects
The university lands new federal funding for a new strategic network, research into biochemicals and a big data analysis project.
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‘You’re tempted to test Siri’s boundaries’: PhD student Hilary Bergen explores how we interact with digital assistants
The Concordia researcher suggests the way we treat our disembodied helpers can impact real women.
Canada’s first Genome Foundry is using robots to build synthetic genomes
This new Concordia facility brings automation to the rapidly evolving field of synthetic biology — and it’s ‘a monumental addition to the ecosystem.’
Michel Despland (1936-2018): ‘A giant in the field’ of religion
Concordia colleagues remember the distinguished professor emeritus.
Concordia’s 5 new Vanier scholars explore everything from interactions with microbes to our fear of losing control
The Canada-wide program rewards PhD students for academic excellence, research potential and leadership.
New Concordia grad Clara Couzino wins top prize in the Canada-wide BMO 1st Art! contest
The $15,000 award recognizes visual arts excellence amongst post-secondary and undergraduate-level students.
$1.65M for synthetic biology research and training at Concordia
SynBioApps — a new program in synthetic biology applications — gets the green light from NSERC.
Tillitarniit festival brings Inuit food, language and art to Concordia
AUG 2-4: The outdoor gathering will feature musical performances, games, films, storytelling and more.
The John Molson Executive MBA is ranked No. 2 in Canada by The Economist
The Concordia program is attracting some of Quebec's best and brightest executives and entrepreneurs.
Concordia’s new Banting postdoctoral fellow explores how fish can help us understand PTSD
Adam Crane finds answers in behavioural ecology.
Nicolas Cage, loads of rage and so much more: welcome to the 2018 Fantasia International Film Festival
JULY 12-AUG. 2: North America’s largest genre cinema showcase marks its 16th year at Concordia.
Concordia’s PERFORM Centre offers a 12-week program for people living with chronic illnesses
People Like Me aims to help participants find balance in their lives and develop more active lifestyles.
Chen Feng Huang (1952-2018): 'She was exceptional'
Concordia mourns the passing of the ‘committed and beloved’ former associate director of Co-op.
