News from Integrated Biomedical & Health Sciences

Biomedical and chemical engineering student Rosalie Wang shares her experience of travelling across the world to Singapore to complete a semester abroad.

Mac Eng grad, CEO and founder of ImaginAble Solutions Lianna Genovese honoured with Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award in Louisville, Ky.

A team of student entrepreneurs is developing an innovative toy-like medical device that makes health care more accessible for children by accurately measuring their hand grip strength.

Lianna Genovese has been honoured with the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award for her commitment to enhancing quality of life for people with disabilities.

iBioMed student Sarah Arnold travelled to Switzerland this summer to participate in a research program and explore her family heritage.

Mac Eng and its extended community gathered to commemorate the achievements and next steps of the Class of 2024 at two ceremonies at FirstOntario Concert Hall on June 11.

We’re counting down to Spring Convocation 2024 by featuring students who reflect on a specific aspect of their Mac Eng education and the role it played in their journey.

McMaster graduate, professor and researcher Omar Boursalie is exploring the role AI can play in the health field.

Five Capstone project teams share their initial concepts and final iterations and describe how their projects are positioned to engineer a brighter future.

iBioMed student Kusha Shirani received an Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers, the highest honour a young person between the ages of 15 and 24 can achieve for outstanding volunteer contributions to their communities and provinces.

Aaron Zhao was named a national winner at this year’s Ingenious+ Challenge in the health and well-being category. His design, a 3D printed exoskeleton that suppresses hand tremors, was inspired by his lived experience.