News from the department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Founded by McMaster Engineering’s Ali Emadi, Enedym aims to supply world’s need for lower cost and more sustainable electric motors.

The award recognizes his contributions and dedication to education through innovation, continued excellence in teaching, and enhanced student learning. 

The projects have each earned a place in the final round of Universitas 21’s RISE competition, which showcases student-led projects in sustainability and social innovation that tie into one or more SDGs.

The Co-op Student of the Year Award is given annually to two McMaster Engineering students who make an exceptional contribution to co-operative education. 

A McMaster electrical engineering and management grad created a digital tool that organizes important figures in Canadian Black history as elements in the familiar periodic table.

Hydro One’s Lorraine Gray named as a Women’s Executive Network (WXN) Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Award Winner.

A cutting-edge partnership between Ali Emadi and his research group at the McMaster Automotive Resource Centre (MARC) and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) continues to push electric and hybrid vehicles to new heights in Canada.

Deen is only the second Canadian to be elected to the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) Academician group.

This International Day for Girls and Women in Science, we’re celebrating electrical engineering student Hira Nadeem, who is one of 40 women recognized for excellence in the aerospace industry.

Distinguished University Professor Jamal Deen has been named to the Order of Canada.

This year, McMaster Engineering is celebrating International Women’s Day by honouring nine women who are supporting each other through mentoring relationships.

McMaster researchers are making discoveries that promise to keep Canadian troops safer and healthier in years to come.