'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
How to create a strong password
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
COMING SOON: Concordia’s state-of-the-art Science Hub
NATO invests $422K toward a new international cybersecurity team
SSHRC awards Concordia researchers $100K for Indigenous research capacity and reconciliation activities
Making Toronto more friendly to seniors is a big-city challenge, new study says
Concordia launches 4TH SPACE — a dynamic public venue for learning and discovery
Introducing 4TH SPACE: ‘I saw so much curiosity and enthusiasm’
Louis Patrick Leroux and Francesca Scala appointed Associate Dean, Research and Associate Dean, Graduate Studies
Anxiety about close relationships can affect your health, new research shows
Looking to pursue a master's or PhD? Check out Concordia's Grad Corner at Open House
A joint study sheds new light on some long-held myths about the baby boom
Former Syrian refugee Shoushi Bakarian helps invent a clean energy ventilation device for Cessna planes
A new study shows that wine experts differ by geographic region
The Graduate Community Building Fund creates connections across disciplines
Historical Canadian climate data is now only a few clicks away
Antibiotics and E. coli: Concordians publish research with major implications for public health
How to keep your heart healthy over the holidays
Concordia professor receives $1.1M for collaborative research with Indigenous-led youth programs
Claudine Gauthier named Michal and Renata Hornstein Chair in Cardiovascular Imaging
Claudine Gauthier obtient la chaire de recherche Michal-et-Renata-Hornstein en imagerie cardiovasculaire
U.S. National Academy of Inventors honours first-ever Quebecer
Aifred Health and Nectar take home top honours at the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE milestone competition
Holiday shopping habits can lead to a fear of missing out, says one marketing professor
A 1.5°C increase in global temperatures may be reached in fewer than 16 years — but the damage can still be reversed!
A new study proposes smarter ways for cities to approach mass transit issues
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