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Thriving research initiatives and projects have been given a big boost at McGill, thanks to a new $61-million infrastructure infusion the University has received from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) to bolster its research capacities.
Problems with Canada's child foster and adoption programs examined by Carol Cumming Speirs, professor at McGill's School of Social Work, during 7th Congress of the World Association for Infant Mental Health.
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.
McGill's Centre for Climate and Global Change Research (C2GCR) is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year.
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.
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.
Education professor Dr Joan Russell's research on "singing culture," which is based on fieldwork in the Fijian Islands, offers an interesting perspective on music education in our society.
Research into the effects of economic liberalization in India shows that professional education is now available to middle-class females. This may lead to more equitable distribution of power between the sexes in this traditionally patriarchal society.
Hungriest nations may benefit thanks to McGill plant scientists.
McGill study shows universities are not preparing students to write on the job.
McGill researchers have developed a model to identify the appropriate and economically feasible set of actions needed to achieve Canada's Kyoto Protocol commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
