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Urban politics / The neoliberal city needs to change, argues Concordia professor Meghan Joy

The story of Netflix's growth is about more than just algorithms, according to Concordia PhD student

Research / Nursing home staff responses to the pandemic reveal resilience and shortcomings, new Concordia study shows

The pandemic lockdown leads to cleaner city air across Canada, Concordia paper reveals

Concordia researchers find hormone treatment can be effective against polycystic kidney disease

A new carbon budget framework provides a clearer view of our climate deadlines

The medieval Far North needs Indigenous perspectives, argues Concordia researcher

Wearable technology offers a promising avenue for pain treatment in childhood cancer survivors, new Concordia paper shows

Deep tillage of soil can be a promising tool in offsetting greenhouse gas emissions, according to Concordia researchers

Many popular parental control solutions are insecure, according to a new Concordia paper

Child psychology / A new study of Montreal taxis portrays an industry going from crisis to crisis

Child psychology / Concordia-led study compares behavioural issues in elementary and high school students

Smart technologies / Intelligent buildings will make us healthier, more productive and greener, according to Concordia researcher

New research / Corporations can shield themselves from local corruption by buying up other firms: study

Pandemic relief / COVID-19 stress is affecting how we use our screens, new study finds

Pandemic research / Global COVID-19 study finds a strong link between health messaging and behaviour

Synthetic biology / Researchers develop a yeast-based platform to boost production of rare natural molecules

Habitats under threat / Concordia student maps global primate habitat endangered by climate change

Technology / Concordia scholar Jason Edward Lewis co-leads a multinational effort to imagine the future of AI from an Indigenous perspective

Early adolescence / Having children interact with their friends post-lockdown is more important than ever, says psychologist William Bukowski