Aifred Health and Nectar take home top honours at the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE milestone competition
Montreal startups coached by Concordia’s District 3 continue to make major waves in the field of artificial intelligence.
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A 1.5°C increase in global temperatures may be reached in fewer than 16 years — but the damage can still be reversed!
From December 5 to 7, check out the Climate Clock on Concordia’s Sir George Williams Campus.
Holiday shopping habits can lead to a fear of missing out, says one marketing professor
Concordia expert Caroline Roux explains why the hunt for “the best” of everything can bring out the worst in everyone.
A new study proposes smarter ways for cities to approach mass transit issues
Concordia researcher Anjali Awasthi shows that ranking projects according to certain criteria can guide municipalities considering new sustainability projects.
‘This film had to be made’: the incredible story of India's women boxing champs is going on demand
Award-winning documentary With This Ring will be available for purchase online December 11.
36 MBA teams from 21 countries vie for the $10,000 Concordia Cup
JAN. 7-11: The 38th annual John Molson MBA International Case Competition, the largest of its kind, takes on disruptive technologies.
Lisa White: ‘This is an office for everybody — students, faculty or staff’
The new director of Concordia’s Office of Rights and Responsibilities stresses education and outreach to the community.
‘We’re coming together to take positive action’
Concordia collaborates with McGill University and Université de Montreal on an Indigenous student librarian program.
Prize-winning PhD candidates examine Fascist cinema in Ethiopia and heart valve diseases
Giuseppe Di Labbio and Giuseppe Fidotta are the latest recipients of the Concordia Stand-Out Graduate Research Award.
‘I like working here because I can make a difference in students’ lives’
Concordians Harold Simpkins, Oksana Dykyj and Galia Dafni reflect on their decades at the university
Alan Shepard to become president of Western University
After guiding Concordia through a 7-year period of extraordinary growth, Shepard will leave the university June 30.
PhD candidate Rachel Downey explores how training can slow cognitive and physical decline in late adulthood
The Concordia researcher seeks to promotes healthy living in aging populations.
Calling all future SSHRC Storytellers: why does your research matter?
The national contest challenges students to create compelling narratives about the impact of their work. Submit yours before January 31!
