CIRM is currently accepting applications for a $45,000 postdoctoral fellowship in Montreal studies for the next academic year.
Ana Brandusescu has published her research report on artificial intelligence policy and funding in Canada. Learn more about the findings of her study and contribute to her “living” dataset below!
This knowledge transfer tool features a new issue: Construire, in collaboration with the Quartier de l’innovation. This is the first of five focusing on the Shaping Neighbourhoods: Experience and innovation series.
CIRM presents its selection of books related to urban studies and the city of Montreal, updated on a monthly basis. Created in collaboration with several of our members, the Reading corner includes both scholarly works and works of fiction.
In these times of confinement, the public sphere is going digital and becoming a space of solidarity to which CIRM hopes to contribute in its own way.
A tool that will provide access to geo-referenced and time-stamped data on Montreal and its inhabitants.
CIRM is proud to welcome four resident scholars for the academic year 2020–2021!
Two scholarship programs for CIRM members and emerging researchers help support research on Montréal:
Montréal, a multilingual and multi-ethnic city, is an ideal living laboratory for researchers and students of its four universities.
CIRM is proud to work with various local and international partner organizations!
