News from the department of Engineering Physics

Khadijeh Miarabbas Kiani is the lead author of a paper that demonstrates a single, working laser on silicon, using a simple, cost-effective method.

Researchers have been awarded nearly $1 million in funding to continue work that aims to enable broadband optical communications through the atmosphere.

Two McMaster Engineering-affiliated professionals have been recognized as individuals who have made outstanding contributions to engineering in Canada.

The projects will build and expand the tools that will bolster McMaster’s nationally recognized strengths in materials research and healthy aging.

A McMaster engineering physics graduate saw her standalone gift balloon to a more than $300,000 endowed fund after dozens of her colleagues unexpectedly chipped in.

A McMaster engineering physics graduate saw her standalone gift balloon to a more than $300,000 endowed fund after dozens of her colleagues unexpectedly chipped in.

More than 70 nuclear experts, students and government representatives from Canada, the U.S. and the European Union gathered virtually for the Small Modular Reactors (SMR) Hackathon to share their expertise on nuclear energy solutions.

The Engineering Co-op Program provides students with the opportunity to apply academic knowledge outside the classroom and gives them a competitive edge for the workforce.

A new virtual reality app is offering a rare view into the very core of McMaster’s Nuclear Operations and Facilities.

Nobel Laureate and McMaster Engineering alumna Donna Strickland discusses her career.

Tahereh Majdi’s research on engineering thermal devices leads to an experience unique to PhD students.

Donna Strickland earned her undergraduate degree in Engineering Physics at McMaster and went on to earn the 2018 Nobel Prize for Physics.