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McGill Earth & Planetary Sciences professor awarded Duncan R. Derry Medal. Anthony Williams-Jones receives highest honour from peers.
In an updated study of Canadian prime ministers since the end of World War II, two McGill University professors conclude that Brian Mulroney has the best economic record in the last half century.
The bioinformatics revolution is beginning to profoundly affect the whole of biology and medicine. In response to this challenge of the "post-genomic age," McGill has established a Centre for Bioinformatics, and a staffing search, which will pull together researchers from many disciplines, has begun.
An extraordinarily generous gift to McGill University by one of its graduates, Canadian scientist and businessman Richard H.Tomlinson, is the largest-ever single donation to the University and probably the largest in the history of Canadian higher education.
Biologist Amanda Vincent, the first scientist to study seahorses in their natural habitats, has just been given a prestigious Pew Fellowship, the world's preeminent award in marine conservation. Vincent is the first McGill professor and only the second Canadian to be named a Pew Fellow.
McGill's Centre for Climate and Global Change Research (C2GCR) is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year.
Dr Philip A. Sharp, a giant in the field of modern molecular biology, will speak at McGill on Friday, May 5, under the auspices of the prestigious Foundations of Medical Science lecture series.
Dopamine and somatostatin, two major neurotransmitter systems, share a number of structural and functional characteristics. In today's issue of Science, a team of scientists led by McGill professor Dr Yogesh Patel shows how the systems interact.
MIT and McGill University astronomers have taken a major step in defining a type of slow-spinning, highly magnetic collapsed star seemingly so rare and unusual that even its interim name, Anomalous X-ray Pulsar (AXP), reveals how truly strange it is.
McGill professor Peter Brown, director of the McGill School of the Environment, proposes a new economic framework to protect the environment. His latest book raises serious questions and argues fresh solutions.
Nobel laureate Dr Paul Crutzen to speak at McGill March 8. His research showed that the ozone layer is in peril.
A team of researchers at McGill has developed a quick and inexpensive method for identifying children with a potentially dangerous breathing disorder called obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Some of the world's most beautiful and rare works of art and design that appear in Islamic manuscripts are now available on a unique trilingual CD-ROM.
Education professor Mary Maguire is leading an inquiry into biliteracy and school success of minority language children in different contexts.
Policy makers have new tools for assessing the transportation and location of toxic waste. Dr Vedat Verter, a risk modelling specialist in Management, pays special attention to insurance costs and optimal plant location and design.
