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There is currently a problem with McGill’s anti-spam system, which is causing delays in processing incoming messages from outside McGill.

While awaiting a solution from the vendor, IT Services is monitoring the system and blocking certain “high-spam” domains before they even reach the anti-spam system. This alleviates some of the bottleneck to reduce the impact. However, until the underlying problem is resolved you may experience delays receiving email from external sources.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

[Former Macdonald student] Prosanta Chakrabarty travels the world searching for fish that few humans have ever seen. The LSU researcher wants to learn what these underwater unknowns can teach about evolution and the history of the earth.

He's a modern-day explorer, swimming through murky waters and diving into caves in search of seldom-seen species.

How do you measure hunger? If anyone can tell you, it’s Hugo Melgar-Quiñonez, Margaret Gilliam Faculty Scholar in Food Security and Director of the McGill Institute for Global Food Security.

“Hunger and food insecurity are very complex phenomena affecting people and countries in different ways,” says Melgar-Quiñonez. “In order to estimate how many people are undernourished or food insecure, we needed diverse methods of quantifying hunger.”