News archive: Philosophy

Senate report on obesity uses inappropriate terminology, according to recent critical review

In Good Company: ABB Canada is writing the future of industrial digitalization thanks to the hard work of many Concordia graduates

Concordia grad researcher Kerri Delaney sheds light on obesity and diabetes

Eight faculty members recognized for furthering the scholarly and social impact of research at Concordia

A new literature review may help reveal the mechanisms behind kidney disease

Athletic Therapy celebrates 30 years

10 years of WSSR: Making better decisions together

New physics e-courses break down barriers for non-scientists

Mike Farinaccio uses storytelling skills he developed as a communication studies student to succeed in marketing

Let’s Talk Science brings STEM experiments to life for Quebec youth

Sean McEvenue (1931-2018): ‘He made this world a finer place’

‘You’re tempted to test Siri’s boundaries’: PhD student Hilary Bergen explores how we interact with digital assistants

Three Concordians land $1.8 million in federal health research funding

Michel Despland (1936-2018): ‘A giant in the field’ of religion

Lobster and tuna fishing helped Concordia graduate find success in Washington, D.C.

Canada’s first Genome Foundry is using robots to build synthetic genomes