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Your 3-step guide to stress-busting

Your 3-step guide to stress-busting

19 February 2018

Researchers discover ability to improve resistance to temptation

Researchers discover ability to improve resistance to temptation

13 February 2018

Bilingualism could offset brain changes in Alzheimer’s, research shows

Bilingualism could offset brain changes in Alzheimer’s, research shows

6 February 2018

NEW RESEARCH: The grassroots solution to workplace conflict

NEW RESEARCH: The grassroots solution to workplace conflict

24 October 2017

NEW RESEARCH: Bilingual babies can tell the difference between languages

NEW RESEARCH: Bilingual babies can tell the difference between languages

‘We are scientists of our own lives’

‘We are scientists of our own lives’

NEW RESEARCH: How to educate future therapists more effectively

NEW RESEARCH: How to educate future therapists more effectively

‘Have fun with your pictures and don’t be afraid to explore!’

‘Have fun with your pictures and don’t be afraid to explore!’

NEW RESEARCH: Anti-smoking drug Champix joins the fight against alcoholism

NEW RESEARCH: Anti-smoking drug Champix joins the fight against alcoholism

15 February 2017

NEW RESEARCH: In utero conditions can affect a teen's brain development

NEW RESEARCH: In utero conditions can affect a teen's brain development

24 January 2017

Why do we fear Friday the 13th?

Why do we fear Friday the 13th?

13 January 2017

The importance of making friends fast — when you’re an immigrant

The importance of making friends fast — when you’re an immigrant

10 January 2017

New research: feeling bad has academic benefits

New research: feeling bad has academic benefits

30 November 2016

Does that extra 60 minutes in the sack really help?

Does that extra 60 minutes in the sack really help?

4 November 2016

Diane Poulin-Dubois wins the Acfas prize for social science

Diane Poulin-Dubois wins the Acfas prize for social science

19 October 2016

'In the face of a deeply divided country, this news brings us hope'

'In the face of a deeply divided country, this news brings us hope'

12 October 2016

How the performing arts can set the stage for more developed brain pathways

How the performing arts can set the stage for more developed brain pathways

Spatial navigation is easier at that time of the month

Spatial navigation is easier at that time of the month

21 September 2016

Are genetic outcomes inevitable?

Are genetic outcomes inevitable?

For parents of autistic children, more social support means better health

For parents of autistic children, more social support means better health

What makes us happy?

What makes us happy?

Can an iPad help you see?

Can an iPad help you see?

'Our lab will push the boundaries'

'Our lab will push the boundaries'

Meet Concordia's new Canada Research Chairs

Meet Concordia's new Canada Research Chairs

10 February 2016

The Powerball lottery: why do we throw money at 1-292 million odds?

The Powerball lottery: why do we throw money at 1-292 million odds?

14 January 2016

How external factors can change our brains

How external factors can change our brains

What is the 'healthy self'? Concordia Vanier scholar Poppy Wilkinson investigates

What is the 'healthy self'? Concordia Vanier scholar Poppy Wilkinson investigates

16 December 2015

Mental health: a Concordia guide

Mental health: a Concordia guide

'Mind-reading' kids are more discriminating learners

'Mind-reading' kids are more discriminating learners

22 September 2015

Oliver Sacks (1933-2015): ‘He used accidents of nature to get people thinking’

Oliver Sacks (1933-2015): ‘He used accidents of nature to get people thinking’

1 September 2015

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