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Concordia alumna develops a new trauma-informed art therapy program for people with anorexia nervosa

Overcoming bias / Economic integration is a major leveller for Quebecers’ immigration preferences, new study shows

AI / The future of fighting wildfires will rely on autonomous drone-based artificial intelligence, according to Concordia researchers

Conflict / Youths’ attitudes in post-conflict Colombia reflect both cynicism and hope for peace, new Concordia research shows

AI / Counterfeit coins can be detected more easily thanks to a novel approach developed at Concordia

Consumer behaviour / The big lesson from past pandemics? Avoid panic-buying, says new Concordia research

Research / AI speech analysis may aid in assessing and preventing potential suicides, says Concordia PhD candidate Alaa Nfissi

Algorithms / The move by Apple Memories to block potentially upsetting content illustrates Big Tech’s reach and limits, writes Chrys Vilvang

Cities / A call to leadership: Let’s rethink our cities to advance the fight on climate change

Cities / Water main breaks are rarely due to a single factor, new Concordia research finds

The brain / Cognitive decline may be detected using network analysis, according to Concordia researchers

Health / Vaping additives harm a vital membrane in the lungs, according to new Concordia research

The 2024 Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Fellowship in Contemporary Art of $120,000 awarded to emerging Artists Lynn Kodeih from UQAM and Kuh Del Rosario from Concordia

Mental health / The fear of depression recurrence is potent but not universal, new Concordia research shows

Concordia’s professor, Bonnie Harnden shines at Tromsø Educational Film Festival

Biology / Range-shifting fishes are climate-change losers, according to new research

Trump and the New Apostolic Reformation

Artificial intelligence / Online toxicity can only be countered by humans and machines working together, according to Concordia researchers

Concordia’s John Molson School researcher awarded seed funding to create ‘carbon governance living lab’

Animal behaviour / Physically impaired primates find ways to modify their behaviours to compensate for their disabilities, according to Concordia researchers