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Plant partnership: fungi help spruce trees fight off budworm attacks. “The work represents a big step forward in understanding natural pest resistance in white spruce and potentially for all conifer tree species.” buff.ly/1WCyyA7 #CdnPSE University of Alberta

Chronic renal failure: discovery of a crucial biomarker. Millions of kidney patients stand to benefit from early diagnosis and prevention thanks to the breakthrough by scientists at the CRCHUM and UdeM. buff.ly/oIbZ9SN #CdnPSE

Insuffisance rénale chronique: découverte du rôle crucial d’un biomarqueur. Une équipe du CRCHUM et de l’UdeM découvre un microARN capable de protéger les petits vaisseaux sanguins et d’améliorer la survie des reins ayant subi de graves lésions. buff.ly/ymG1esr #EPSCdn

U15 Canada has issued a joint statement with Russell Group and swissuniversities, welcoming the EU's commitment to a stand-alone research programme. At a moment of global uncertainty, this was a timely commitment to collaborative research. buff.ly/CnxRN2M

Rapid bedside test predicts sepsis with over 90 percent accuracy. buff.ly/T1qKSDq #CdnPSE University of British Columbia

“There’s no doubt the world of research is global, but as we learnt in the pandemic, we’re not living in a global village. However intertwined we are, borders still make a big difference” - U15 Canada CEO Chad Gaffield. nature.com/articles/d4158…

AI takes only minutes to tell how mature an infant's brain is. A study led by UdeM’s Sarah Lippé demonstrates that artificial intelligence can quickly and accurately assess brain maturity in babies, enabling early detection of developmental disorders. buff.ly/1nrgnIi

Avancée majeure dans la mesure de la maturation cérébrale des bébés. L’intelligence artificielle permet désormais d’estimer l’âge cérébral des nourrissons, offrant un dépistage précoce et précis des troubles du développement, selon une étude de Sarah Lippé, de l’UdeM.

Researchers develop new model to explore 'unsolved' phenomenon of turbulence. "Turbulence is ubiquitous: from swirling milk in our coffee to chaotic flows in the oceans, solar wind, interstellar medium – even the plasma between galaxies.” buff.ly/iQYFgCP #CdnPSE University of Toronto

Decades of research lead to kidney transplant breakthrough. A discovery 51 years in the making could lead to new treatments to prevent organ rejection. buff.ly/zkQiGCV #CdnPSE University of Alberta

"We’ll always be close to the United States, but I do think it has opened our eyes to the need for Canadian sovereignty... On developing talent, we need to urgently explore initiatives to attract the best and brightest talent into Canada" - Dylan Hanley, U15 Canada EVP.

USask researchers developing non-invasive tool for removing lung cancer tumours. buff.ly/B1rHC3r #CdnPSE U of Saskatchewan

Félicitations à Marie-Eve Sylvestre pour sa nomination en tant que prochaine présidente de l'Université d'Ottawa. Nous nous réjouissons de travailler ensemble en ce moment crucial pour faire progresser la science et la recherche en vue d'un Canada fort, résilient et souverain.

Congratulations to Marie-Eve Sylvestre on your appointment as the next President of the University of Ottawa. We look forward to working together at this critical moment to advance science and research towards a strong, resilient and sovereign Canada.

Redefining physics to roll a ball vertically. Waterloo researchers discover how to make a soft ball roll – not fall, slide or tumble – down a vertical surface that “challenges our basic understanding of physics.” buff.ly/Y8CkQkB #CdnPSE University of Waterloo

Breast cancer: a new target to eliminate dormant cells before they wake. A study by researchers at the IRCM and UdeM offers new hope for understanding and limiting the metastatic recurrence of breast cancer. buff.ly/nmVMbni #CdnPSE

Cancer du sein: une nouvelle cible pour éliminer les cellules cancéreuses en dormance. Une étude menée par des chercheurs de l'IRCM et de l’UdeM offre un nouvel espoir de comprendre et de limiter la récurrence métastatique du cancer du sein. nouvelles.umontreal.ca/article/2025/0… #EPSCdn