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Three FAS researchers land $1.8 million in federal health research funding

Christophe Grova, Lisa Kakinami and Michael Sacher investigate issues related to epilepsy, health inequality and membrane trafficking diseases

'How can we optimize drug delivery in the body?.'

My name is Gabi Mandl and I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.

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Dr. André Roy recognized as a leader in education

The government of Québec recognizes Dean André Roy as a Distinguished Member of the new l'ordre de l'excellence en éducation.

Maker, Makerspace: To Translate Or Not to Translate?

Professor Ann-Louise Davidson examines the conundrums surrounding translation in the maker movement in advance of Concordia's November Maker Faire

FAS 2025

FAS 2025, A Living Document outlines the initiatives that reflect our creativity, passion and diversity. It’s time to put words into action.

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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’

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THE GLOBAL ACADEMY OF LIBERAL ARTS

Develop your debating skills and spirit of investigation

"Great Thinkers, Great Ideas, Great Debates: Big Ideas That Shape and Have Shaped Modern Civilization" is an interdisciplinary course team-taught by professors from differing departments each week. A flipped classroom model means class discussions and reflective assignments, no final exam. Listed as both LBCL 298 or SCOL 398, the "Great Thinkers" is suitable for all students in any faculty. Watch the video below or read more about it.