McMaster Engineering news & updates

Michael Justason has been appointed as a fellow of the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering in recognition of his work in geotechnical and foundation engineering.

Ontario’s first large-scale electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant is a “grand slam” and positive move forward for Canada, engineering professor Greig Mordue says.

McMaster University's Dr. Andrea Hemmerich helped align the program’s objectives with emerging opportunities in the healthcare system.

The unique gathering will bring together change makers devoted to sharing ideas, tools, and experiences to help advance innovation in engineering practice and education.

Ananth Ramamoorthy, Manufacturing Engineering Graduate, leveraged his grad project and co-op experience into a role with Rockwell Automation.

Chair of Bachelor of Technology’s automotive program recognized for innovative teaching style and caring approach.

The goal of the project is to introduce digital advances that will automate traditional manufacturing and industrial practices.

The partnership will equip up to 150 technologists and engineers to design, construct, operate and maintain sustainable infrastructure that is resilient to climate change. 

The Learning Factory is world-class facility that simulates the factory of the future, with several manufacturing and post-processing stations for students to work with.

Krantzberg's research focuses on the Great Lakes, environmental restoration science and public policy. 

Smart technology is changing the world in many ways and has the potential to improve how firefighters access information in the field. To take advantage of these technologies, cities require infrastructure to receive and process vast amounts of data.

Michael Justason and and other faculty members are engineering education for a virtual world.