All news releases

Biodiversity / Salmon and related fish in global decline since 1980, Concordia study shows

Child development / Overimitation begins in infancy but is not yet linked to in-group preference, Concordia research finds

Climate change / Drought-shock is a real threat to banking financial performance and stability, new John Molson School of Business research shows

Housing / Urban sprawl remains a vague risk to many young Montrealers, Concordia research finds

Concordia, Énergir Développement Inc. and Hydro-Québec join forces to bring innovative energy solutions to Loyola Campus

Concordia researchers uncover early survival tactics of spruce budworm larvae

Neurodiversity / Concordia researchers become the first to clinically scrutinise the popular Dyslexia Adult Checklist

Social behaviour / The CHANCE collaboratory allows researchers to study digital gambling behaviour in real time

Polarization / New Concordia research shows social networks are vulnerable to relatively simple AI manipulation and polarization

Misinformation / Social media’s fake news problem is the target of a new tool developed at Concordia

Pedro Barbáchano (Concordia) and Stanley Wany (UQAM) receive the 2025 Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Fellowship in Contemporary Art

Climate change / Tree rings from Gaspésie mountains reveal effects of global warming dating back almost a century

Kimberley Manning and Kim Brooks / Now’s our chance to recruit top researchers from the U.S.

Climate journalism / Solutions are a big part of alternative media’s environmental reporting but need consistent support, Concordia study shows

Health / A new Concordia-developed app can greatly improve ventriculostomy safety and accuracy

Biodiversity / Wild bees thrive among diverse flower communities, Concordia study shows

Health / Anxiety sensitivity led to pandemic problem drinking, new Concordia study shows

Health / A change in child concussion management policies led to improvements in recovery time, research shows

Fashion / A need for authenticity drove high fashion to embrace and then subsume streetwear, writes Pierre-Yann Dolbec

Cognitive neuroscience / Music makes us move even when we don’t like it, according to new Concordia research