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Eating disorders / Concordia researchers use deep learning to detect anorexia in social media posts

Aerial solutions / Drones could be the new first line of defence against forest fires, says Concordia researcher

Climate change / CO2 emissions cause lost labour productivity, new Concordia research shows

The built environment / Thermal imaging of housing stock can tell us where energy costs will hurt, Concordia researchers show

Internet interference / The use of bots during elections, including Canada’s, will only get more complicated, says Concordia researcher

Early adolescence / Children’s happiness and self-esteem has a lot to do with their friends, Concordia research shows

The digital world / Stress and screen time are closely connected, new Concordia research shows

Research / Concordia researchers develop a new method to evaluate the health of artificial heart valves

Literacy / Language-savvy parents improve their children’s reading development, a Concordia study shows

At-risk populations / A small number of problem gamblers account for much of the money spent on gambling, new study reveals

Mental health / Obsessive-compulsive disorder research needs more focus on the patient, a new study asserts

Sleep spindles / Memories are strengthened via brainwaves produced during sleep, new study shows

Health / A new study of adolescents with eating disorders compares those who use substances and those who don’t while in treatment

The cooling effect / City trees can offset neighbourhood heat islands, Concordia researcher says

Emerging research / Climate engineering needs to look at the big picture, says researcher

Sustainable accounting / Firms are better off revealing their environmental practices, new research shows

Combatting addiction / Cues that predict alcohol remain powerful long after prolonged sobriety, new research finds

Cybersecurity / Montreal researchers develop a new method to protect against ransomware attacks

Kids at play / New research examines the use of humour in middle childhood

What moves us / A groove is better with rhythm and harmony, new research shows