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(AUDIO) Meet me at the fair

January 31, 2011

Two Concordia researchers have launched Expo 67: Not Just a Souvenir, a scholarly volume that examines the extraordinary impact of the events ephemeral symbols and souvenirs.

Dr. Frederick Lowy unanimously appointed President

January 31, 2011

Dr. Frederick Lowy has been given a specific mandate from Concordia's Board of Governors for his 18-month term. The Journal also reviews highlights from his 1995-2005 term as President and Vice-Chancellor.

Engineering students win artistic competition

January 31, 2011

Concordia students developed an project that produced surprisingly beautiful results. The team's project demonstrated the art in the science of engineering.

Measuring where the wind blows

January 31, 2011

Engineering Professor Ted Stathopoulos has been recognized for his highly influential article proposing a model for determining wind flow over varied terrain. The model has facilitated the work of researchers and planners in a variety of applications.

Working memory

January 31, 2011

Marie-Pierre Aubé, Concordia's new Director of eDocs Management and university archives, wants to let the university community know that the archives' role is not only to keep records but also to offer solutions for managing information more efficiently.

Behaviour is their business

January 31, 2011

A research centre at Concordia's John Molson School of Business brings nearly two dozen researchers together to study how people behave as consumers, employees and managers. The team is analyzing everything from why people recycle to how people shop online.

Two-campus art quartet

January 31, 2011

With four different art galleries on two campuses, Concordia showcases art from students, faculty and from around the world.

Say it ain't snow

January 31, 2011

International biology student Gajra Garg had never seen snow until she arrived in Montreal from India in fall 2010. She's here to study environmental stress on plants.

This class is unreal!

January 31, 2011

A synthetic biology class at Concordia is Quebec's first. "In the future, we'll be able to biologically engineer custom-made organs in a lab. Just watch. It's going to happen," says Engineering professor Nawwaf Kharma.

So happy together?

January 31, 2011

A study at Concordia's Centre for Research in Human Development investigates how the negative aspects of interpersonal relationships may be linked to depression.

Apocalypse then and now

January 31, 2011

Lorenzo DiTommaso, a professor in Concordia's Department of Religion, specializes in the study of apocalypticism in history and across the globe. Doomsday scenarios have kept him busy. Disponible en français.

Hitting new notes

January 31, 2011

The Department of Music and Montreal's Orchestre symphonique de l'Isle have created a new partnership that will give students performance experience and have excerpts from their compositions played.

The Lieutenant of Inishmore takes a bow

January 31, 2011

With the support of Concordia's part-time faculty association, recent graduates and part-time faculty members were able to present The Lieutenant of Inishmore at the Segal Centre.

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