McMaster Engineering news & updates

The program poised to change the way commercial companies and municipal governments operate as the world moves toward increasingly digitized urban centres.

The 28,000-square-foot building is an innovation playground for teams, club, societies and others to collaborate, inspire and learn from one another.

Improving diversity within the profession was a focus of the event, which attracted about 200 delegates from around the globe from academia and industry.

McMaster’s John Luxat has been selected to lead an international academy that fosters the safe and economic use of nuclear energy around the world.

For Fei Chiang and her research group, it’s all about ensuring the quality of the data.

McMaster Engineering students share their innovative research and a typical day in the life in their lab environment.  

Partners for the Advancement of Collaborative Engineering Education (PACE) is a program that connects companies with universities worldwide to provide students with experiential learning opportunities in design of engineering systems.

PhD candidate Mohamad Amin Halali is working on membranes as flexible separation barriers for different types of contaminants.

Thode Makerspace offers students, faculty and staff from all disciplines a space to learn technical skills, develop new technologies and work collaboratively, while sharing ideas, equipment and knowledge.

W Booth students recently worked with the natural gas industry to investigate new approaches to addressing a complex industry-wide problem: damage prevention.

Two W Booth School grad students helped CN address an innovation challenge related to the braking system of transcontinental trains operating in extreme cold temperatures.

A global leader in high performance packaging equipment has turned to the W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology as a select partner in innovation.