Patrick Forscher and Rémi Thériault shed light on the underrepresentation of African first authors in behavioural science, guided by data from their Missing Majority Dashboard.
This summer, Le Devoir takes you on the crossroads of university life. A proposal that is both scholarly and intimate, to be picked up like a postcard. Today, we invite ourselves into the daily life of a doctoral candidate in psychology who tells how to bounce back from adversity in order to be able to pursue university studies.
Curium, a science magazine for teens, interviews Rémi Thériault on his research on the development of empathy through virtual reality and perspective-taking.
La Presse journalist Catherine Handfield interviews Rémi Thériault, among others, on solidarity and individualism in times of post-COVID. “In the spring of 2020, the word ‘solidarity’ was in vogue in the media.
Québec Science journalist Mélissa Guillemette interviews Rémi Thériault on his research on embodiment and body-swapping. “The adage goes that we shouldn’t judge someone’s life without walking a mile in their shoes.
La Presse journalist Isabelle Morin interviews Rémi Thériault, among others, on courtesy in times of COVID-19. “Our vision of the other no longer passes only by its presence in our environment, but by the two-meter radius which surrounds them.
La Presse journalist Isabelle Morin interviews Rémi Thériault, among others, on our relationship to one another in times of COVID-19. “Have we become more concerned with others or, on the contrary, more suspicious?