News from the department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

The rush is on to not only buy electric vehicles, but to build them as well.

John Bandler was a world-renowned inventor, engineer, researcher and teacher whose service and support over 50 years put Canada at the forefront of microwave technology.

Waguih Ishak is a global leader in optics and photonics research, a recent inductee into the prestigious U.S. National Academy of Engineering (NAE), and a valued member of the Faculty of Engineering ‘s Dean’s Advisory Board.

A team of researchers is creating a medical unit that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to help diagnose and treat patients from a distance.

Hranilovic’s world-class career in research is complemented by his equally exemplary academic leadership.

AccessResolve is streamlining disability accommodation requests into a simple, fast and compliant system for all parties.

McMaster researcher Ali Emadi is determined to build a more inclusive transportation system that is safer and more equitable, reliable and sustainable.

The sheer number of available options can make the idea of switching to a hybrid or electric vehicle daunting for many people.

The distinguished professor has been recognized for important contributions to the field of computer engineering and science.

The generous gift is propelling the advancement of quantum technology research at McMaster University.

The Canadian Remembrance Torch was designed and built by three engineering students from McMaster University.

On September 5, the torch will be lit for the very first time from the Centennial Flame on Parliament Hill.