New research examines the use of humour in middle childhood

‘Keep an open mind, look up and reach out’: Three academics discuss what inspires and motivates their work

From invisible performances to improvised dialogue, the Ellen Art Gallery’s latest project explores how actions resonate

Tanja Tajmel works with the UN to affirm STEM education as a human right

6 plant extracts pair up to slow down aging in yeast — and maybe humans, according to new study

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Scientific Citizenship Awards celebrate students for their exceptional ethical and leadership qualities

Human trafficking is just one of many dangers facing female refugees, a new study shows

Concordia makes key gains in the 2019 QS World Rankings by Subject

This March break, research and video games come together at Arcade 11

A groove is better with rhythm and harmony, new research shows

Concordia 'circademic' Joe Culpepper is developing new ways to practice and experience magic

Colombian refugee stories come to life at Concordia’s new Acts of Listening Lab

Concordia brings CityStudio to Montreal

A new study looks at ways to cut roadkill numbers for small and medium-sized mammals

Grad student Nathalie Reid is researching how proteins function

Concordia is Canada’s first university to issue a sustainable bond

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Concordia welcomes its first public administration scholar-in-residence

Bilinguals hear sounds differently based on the language they think they’re listening to, new study shows

The future is the city

Concordia researcher Théo Chauvirey is using mushroom roots to imagine the future of metro design

'Companies need to invest in cybersecurity awareness programs'

Grad student Jama Hagi-Yusuf is investigating how to convert fatty acids into biofuels

Concordians receive $3M in federal funding for social sciences and humanities research

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The Centre for Research in Human Development honours the late Alex E. Schwartzman

Language-based video games can be useful in warming up ESL students, new research shows