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Concordia to host three major international construction conferences

Concordia’s Next-Generation Cities Institute helps drive change across Montreal

Karim Zaghib appointed Officer of the Order of Canada

OREBA3 conference spotlights LiFePO₄ battery breakthrough

RESEARCH: Microbes may hold the key to greener, cheaper carbon capture

Zhibin Ye elected Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering

Concordians are re-storying city sites through the lens of waste

Aquatic therapy can heal the muscles and minds of people with chronic low back pain

How Emma Chen found her research focus — and a community — at Concordia

Meet Concordia’s 2025-26 Public Scholars

Concordia researchers examine the triumph of social media animal content

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A Concordia-directed artistic intervention uses sunlight as a material to highlight Montreal climate issues

Concordia researcher receives Banting Discovery Award for health innovation

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Graduate student Jasmine Kotsiopoulos wins 2025 Ed Whitlock Fellowship for research on aging and motivation

Applied AI Institute partners to boost AI adoption in Canadian manufacturing

Salmon and related fish in global decline since 1980, Concordia study shows

From lecture halls to workshop floors: the journey of one mechanical engineering capstone project

Celebrated chemistry prof John A. Capobianco to retire after 4 decades at Concordia

Overimitation begins in infancy but is not yet linked to in-group preference, Concordia research finds

Volt-Age names top doctoral fellowship in honour of Denis Faubert

Concordia’s new Trudeau Scholars aim to uncover and amplify underrepresented experiences

Aaron Johnson named a Fellow of the Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Science

Concordia secures $6.2M in funding for Collaborative Centres on Energy and its Transition research

Concordia researcher Bart Simon develops a solar-powered Minecraft game

Drought-shock is a real threat to banking financial performance and stability, new John Molson School of Business research shows

Urban sprawl remains a vague risk to many young Montrealers, Concordia research finds