Journalist politicians. Opiate recipe.

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• Anne-Marie Pilote, doctoral candidate in the Department of Communication Studies, is interviewed on theRadio-Canada program Café, boulot, dodo about her study of the apparent propensity among journalists to jump into the political arena. Le Devoir also writes about Pilote's research in its most recent Sunday edition, though it does not mention her work at Concordia. 
• Today Scienze (in Italian) joins the hundreds of media outlets worldwide that have reported on the Concordia/Berkeley study co-authored by Vincent Martin, professor in the Department of Biology, on the creation of genetically modified yeast that can be used to make opiate drugs. La Presse Canadienne publishes a news brief on the research and on its social and legal implications.

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