New Concordia research on alcohol consumption
Alcohol consumption is affected by a protein linked to the circadian rhythm, according to research published in the Nature journal Communications Biology.
Launched: Indigenous Futures Research Centre
A first of its kind, the centre will support work led by and for Indigenous peoples and communities.
PhD student Lamiae Aidi examines Muslim comedy
According to new research by Humanities PhD student Lamiae Aidi, Muslim comedy tackles popular misconceptions using humour and empathy.
Concordia biology professor named editor-in-chief of Ecological Monographs
Jean-Philippe Lessard will step into the role for one of the field’s leading journals.
Concordia research examines how children use humour
“Children are really funny, and they amuse each other. That’s what gave us the idea of looking at humour in a more organized, systematic way,” says Nina Howe, professor of education.
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