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  • The many faces of McGill research

    The Research and International Relations Flickr Photostream is a great way to keep up-to-date on McGill’s research-related activities and visits by international delegations.

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  • How do immune cells detect infections?

    McGill researchers use computer simulations to shed light on how immune cells may identify foreign antigens.

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  • Childhood abuse leaves marks in the brain

    Different forms of early childhood trauma can increase the risk for mental illness in adulthood. Scientists from McGill and Charité University Medicine in Berlin have now discovered a neural basis for this association.

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  • Study of oceans’ past raises worries about their future

    Data from end of the last ice age illuminate the precarious nature of global ocean chemistry.

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  • McGill researchers awarded SSHRC Partnership Grants

    Two McGill researchers are leading projects that recently received Partnership Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), worth nearly $9-million in combined funding.

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  • Stem Cell Renewal Theory celebrated

    C.P. Leblond’s seminal “Stem Cell Renewal Theory” turns 60 this year, and the leading journal ASCB has marked the occasion on their blog.

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  • Entre Nous with Jean-François Nadeau, Senior Director, Corporate Relations

    The leader of McGill’s new centre designed to streamline the relationships between the corporate and academic worlds talks to the McGill Reporter.

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  • How does inbreeding avoidance evolve in plants?

    Case study of Leavenworthia suggests that loss of complex traits may be reversed.

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  • Study points to role of nervous system in arthritis

    Reducing levels of nerve-growth factor may be a key to developing better pain treatments.

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McGill Research and International Relations (RIR)

McGill research has an enormous impact here in Montreal, across Quebec and Canada, and all around the world. Browse our videos, news releases, breakthroughs, innovations, RSS feeds and this very website to find out how.

This site provides key research guidelines and other information for McGill researchers and students, as well as industry members and our other partners. If you have any questions or comments about this site, please use our Feedback form.

Updated on Tue, 2013-05-14 11:33
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