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Top Medicine Researchers at Université de Montréal for 2026

Université de Montréal’s recent medicine research spans a wide range of clinical questions, with a strong emphasis on patient outcomes, treatment strategy, and careful comparison of procedures and diagnostics. The work featured below reflects how researchers are contributing across surgery, respiratory medicine, and a few related areas that help shape day-to-day clinical practice.

From cancer care and endoscopic techniques to biomarkers and neurodegenerative disease, these recent publications offer a useful snapshot of the questions drawing attention across the institution. Readers will see a mix of surgical innovation, outcome studies, and translational research that connects clinical decisions with measurable results.

Featured Researchers

Pierre I. Karakiewicz

Pierre I. Karakiewicz’s recent work at Université de Montréal centers on surgery and pulmonary and respiratory medicine, with papers on bladder and prostate cancer management, including radical cystectomy, radical prostatectomy, and the costs of robot-assisted cancer surgery.

Activity over the last year: 95 indexed journal articles.

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Fred Saad

Fred Saad’s publications at Université de Montréal focus on surgery and pulmonary and respiratory medicine, spanning bladder cancer outcomes, kidney disease-related surgical complications, and PSMA-radioguided surgery for oligorecurrent hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.

Activity over the last year: 88 indexed journal articles.

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Jordan A. Goyal

Jordan A. Goyal’s recent papers at Université de Montréal combine surgery, pulmonary and respiratory medicine, and epidemiology, with comparative studies of radical cystectomy approaches and in-hospital outcomes.

Activity over the last year: 63 indexed journal articles.

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Fabian Falkenbach

Fabian Falkenbach’s work at Université de Montréal links pulmonary and respiratory medicine with surgery, including research on prostate cancer diagnosis and surgical outcome comparisons in bladder cancer.

Activity over the last year: 39 indexed journal articles.

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Mattia Longoni

Mattia Longoni’s recent publications at Université de Montréal focus on surgery and pulmonary and respiratory medicine, especially treatment strategies for high-risk bladder cancer and reviews of current management options.

Activity over the last year: 32 indexed journal articles.

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Alexa Pichet Binette

Alexa Pichet Binette’s research at Université de Montréal brings together psychiatry and mental health, physiology, and cognitive neuroscience, with studies on tau biomarkers, proteomics, and cognitive decline in preclinical Alzheimer disease.

Activity over the last year: 31 indexed journal articles.

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Daniel von Renteln

Daniel von Renteln’s recent work at Université de Montréal spans oncology, pulmonary and respiratory medicine, and surgery, with randomized and review studies on achalasia treatment and colorectal polyp endoscopic resection.

Activity over the last year: 21 indexed journal articles.

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Andrea Marmiroli

Andrea Marmiroli’s publications at Université de Montréal connect surgery, electrical and electronic engineering, and pulmonary and respiratory medicine, including studies on radical cystectomy techniques and related adverse outcomes.

Activity over the last year: 32 indexed journal articles.

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What Université de Montréal's Medicine Community Is Working On

Across the featured work, surgery and pulmonary and respiratory medicine appear most often, pointing to a community closely engaged with procedural care, operative outcomes, and treatment comparisons. Much of the recent activity examines how different surgical and endoscopic approaches affect survival, complications, and in-hospital results, especially in bladder and prostate cancer. Alongside that clinical core, smaller but important pockets of activity in epidemiology, psychiatry and mental health, physiology, and cognitive neuroscience show researchers also exploring biomarkers, brain health, and longer-term disease trajectories.
  • Surgery - seen across 7 of the featured researchers
  • Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine - seen across 7 of the featured researchers
  • Epidemiology - seen across 1 of the featured researchers
  • Psychiatry and Mental health - seen across 1 of the featured researchers
  • Physiology - seen across 1 of the featured researchers

Taken together, these studies show a research community engaged with practical clinical challenges and the evidence needed to guide care. Explore the featured researchers below to see how their recent work fits into broader trends at Université de Montréal, and consider using Resub to streamline citation discovery, manuscript formatting, and submission preparation for your own projects.

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