McMaster Engineering news & updates

An innovative partnership with McMaster University, research-driven biopharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. and St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton is looking to address a gap in patient-centric care.

Recent graduate and current PhD student George Fares shares insights and advice for current students. 

McMaster students created global impact through a real-world engineering challenge, and Ugandan technicians now hone manufacturing skills to benefit their communities. 

Cellular agriculture is a rapidly expanding industry that demands innovative solutions for scalability and accessibility.

Areas of focus for the centre will include climate change’s impacts on water resources, improving the understanding of these impacts on ecosystems and diverse communities, and increasing capacity for governance, management and disaster resilience.

The grant program provides successful applicants with funding to create or adapt and customize OERs, enabling new pedagogical approaches and costs savings for students. 

Designing a walking cane with smart technology and 3D-printed race car were part of the Engineering students’ summer research.

Greg Zilberbrant, an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Booth School, discusses his career in sustainability spanning both industrial and academic spheres.

The International Design Engineering Education Association (IDEEA) Forum inspires students in addressing global issues through innovative product design.

The award is presented annually to instructors who have shown a dedication to the integration and inclusion of community engagement education at McMaster.

W Booth School Associate Professor and the ArcelorMittal Dofasco (AMD) Chair in Advanced Manufacturing Policy Greig Mordue shares his expertise on the Canadian automotive industry.

The sustainability experts discuss this year’s Earth Day theme, the role of academia in combating climate change, and more.