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The Graduate Office is pleased to announce that several of our outstanding students and trainees have been recognized with prestigious awards this spring. We are proud of their accomplishments and look forward to their continued contributions to the field of psychiatry. Congratulations to the following recipients for their achievements:

Sara Gloeckler – CGS Doctoral SSHRC (Dr. K. Greenway)

Megan Davies – FRQSC (Dr. M. Ferrari)

Cassidy Dal Santo – FRQS (Dr. B. Thombs)

Passang Regyal – FRQS (Dr. R. Kronick)

We want to extend our congratulations to Professor James Richard Forbes for winning this year's ICRA (Int. Conf. on Robotics and Automation) best paper award! This is a major achievement!

Some statistics about this year's ICRA submissions: 4153 papers reviewed; 1606 papers accepted; acceptance rate of 38.7%.

In 34 years at McGill, Panangaden pursued a wide range of research, including machine learning theory, probabilistic models, quantum information theory and reinforcement learning

The post Professor Emeritus Prakash Panangaden elected as Fellow of the Royal Society  appeared first on McGill Reporter.

Prof. James Forbes, Zi Cong Guo, and Tim Barfoot win Best Paper at top robotics conference, the International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA). Their paper, "Marginalizing and Conditioning Gaussians onto Linear Approximations of Smooth Manifolds with Applications in Robotics," was selected out of 1606 submissions.

As mobile phones proliferate across the developing world, digital delivery of agricultural advice is positioned to play a transformative role in increasing agricultural productivity and improving livelihoods for smallholder farmers. Meanwhile, evidence shows that peer-to-peer learning, at least in person, can successfully promote technology adoption.

The University celebrates International Day of Biological Diversity by publishing a digital compendium of the wealth of flora and fauna on its properties

The post The McGill Biodiversity Atlas: a new resource in support of sustainability appeared first on McGill Reporter.

2024 was a rough year for retail in Canada, and 2025 doesn’t look much better, writes Charles de Brabant in Retail Insider. The Executive Director of the Bensadoun School of Retail Management noted that the combination of high interest rates and high inflation has taken a toll on consumer pocketbooks, and they are expected to focus on the basics this year. That plays well for mid-market brands.

After four years studying in Montreal, Sam Greene (BCOM’20, MMA’21) moved on to Toronto, where he caught on with Major League Baseball’s Toronto Blue Jays. Greene started in a role in an analytics role, but has since been named assistant pitching coach. As a junior member of the coashing staff, Greene is observing senior coaches like pitching coach Pete Walker and bullpen coach Graeme Johnson. “I’m specialized in using the advanced statistics we receive each match,” says Greene. “I contribute by guiding pitch choice and suggesting ways of approaching individual hitters.

DISE Professors Philip S. S. Howard (Principal Investigator) and Nanre Nafziger (Co-investigator) along with co-investigators, Professors Tya Collins and Lerona Dana Lewis of the University of Ottawa, have received a grant from the Harvard Graduate School of Education Black Teacher Archive program.

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In 2025, 923 future medical residents were matched to positions in Quebec through the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS), including 484 in family medicine – the largest single cohort of future family physicians ever to be trained in the province. In the Outaouais region all 15 available places have been filled, all in family medicine.

Congratulations to Xin Zhao, Distinguished James McGill Professor in the Department of Animal Science at McGill University, on being named Fellow of the American Dairy Science Association (ADSA). The ADSA will present Professor Zhao with this prestigious award on Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at their annual meeting in Louisville, Kentucky.

The Lin Centre’s 2025 Annual Lecture, ‘Constantinople 1453: The Fate of the Conquered and the Passage to Modernity’, was delivered by Professor Anthony Kaldellis, Professor of Classics at the University of Chicago, on March 26.

One Platinum, two Gold, three Silver and four Bronze certifications are awarded to teams for their enthusiasm and dedication in implementing sustainability practices 

The post McGill workplaces earn new sustainability ratings  appeared first on McGill Reporter.

Authors: Heewon Chae, Daphne Demetry, Deepak Nayak, and Todd Schifeling

Publication: Academy of Management Journal
Forthcoming, Articles In Press: published online 31 March 2025

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Authors: Sena Onen Oz, Mehmet Gumus, and Wei Qi

Publication: Production and Operations Management
Forthcoming, Express: first published online 9 May 2025

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