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Languages / The liking gap is real for second language English speakers, new Concordia research shows

War / 21st century Total Wars will enlist technologies in ways we don’t yet understand, writes Jordan Richard Schoenherr

Renewables / Improved wind-speed forecasts can help urban power generation, according to new Concordia research

Green growth / Acquiring green firms can be healthy for a firm’s bottom line, says new Concordia research

Microbiology / Antibiotic resistance can impair subsequent adaptations in bacteria, new Concordia research suggests

Health and aging / COVID-19 confinement worsened older Canadians’ feelings of loneliness, according to new Concordia research

Opinion / ‘Setting net-zero goals is one thing, delivering on them is another’

Smart cities / Disaster-proofing sustainable neighbourhoods requires thorough long-term planning, new Concordia study shows

Early education / Counting by tens shows a sophistication of young children’s understanding of number concepts, new Concordia study shows

Sustainability / Environmental assessments should factor in ecological connectivity, say Concordia researchers

Smart cities / Smart thermostats can tell us how urgently buildings need retrofits, new Concordia study shows

Knowledge mobilization / A guide to Big Team Science creates a blueprint for research collaboration on a large scale

Organic nanosensors may be able to detect harmful pesticides thanks to new Concordia research

Concordia researchers unlock a surprising source of renewable energy: gassy cows

Jean Carignan’s musical legacy is a lasting but complicated gift to Québécois culture, write Concordia researchers

Identifying fake news requires actively open-minded thinking, new Concordia research shows

Apps designed for older adults contain multiple security vulnerabilities, new Concordia research shows

Food price perception can depend on whether it is measured in imperial or metric, according to new Concordia research

Abundance of urban honeybees adversely impacts wild bee populations, according to new Concordia research

The first line of vaccines was highly effective at restricting COVID-19’s damage, according to a new Concordia study