Research

Corinne Maurice and Natalie Zeytuni from the School of Biomedical Sciences have received funding from the Weston Family Foundation’s Proof-of-Principle program, announced today. The...

New approach opens door to better-targeted treatments and faster drug discovery for complex diseases McGill University researchers have developed an artificial intelligence tool...

Led by a majority Inuit and First Nations research team at The Institute and the Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services,...

Repeated gestational diabetes or hypertension signals rising cardiovascular risk in men Gestational diabetes and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy are often considered temporary conditions...

Researchers at The Institute show that botulinum toxin is an effective and safe option for treating severe finger lesions associated with various autoimmune...

Under the 2030 Vision, Research Priority 4 is accelerating investigator-led, innovative and inclusive clinical trials — strengthening The Institute’s role as a national...

Researchers have discovered that despite different chemistries, five psychedelic compounds affect the brain in two similar ways Scientists have demonstrated, for the first...

Annual competition challenges participants to make complex ideas accessible to broad audiences From bird migration in urban landscapes to brain function, Martian microbiology...

Study offers a solution to a long-standing puzzle and could have implications for research into Alzheimer’s disease A new discovery by McGill researchers...

Outstanding CIHR applicants maintain research momentum thanks to funding support from generous donors Thanks to the generous support of the River Philip and...

A cross‑sector effort supported by $5.75 million in donor funding will mobilize management, medicine and public policy to deliver system-level solutions McGill University...

McGill Researchers - as part of an initiative led by the McGill Web Services team, it is now possible to request a centrally supported website to showcase your research or...