News from the department of Mechanical Engineering

More than 250 final-year engineering projects were showcased at the annual Capstone Expo on April 9.

Our 2024 Mac Eng grads and Iron Ring recipients reflect on their time as an undergraduate student.

Researchers, students, entrepreneurs and industry professionals gathered for talks and panel discussions that highlighted the multifaceted ways McMaster supports, stimulates and champions innovation and entrepreneurship.  

Two professors who specialize in Artificial Intelligence share their values, beliefs and advice about ethics in engineering.

Mechanical Engineering students and concrete toboggan co-subcaptains, Alisa Neang and Kristin Seymour, used their capstone project to reimagine a 30-year-long design tradition for the Mac Eng team.

James Cotton discusses how a thermal network can reduce our carbon emissions and heat our homes and other buildings using using heat generated from clean sources.

What will determine the success of these enterprises in Canada is resources: not just natural resources such as lithium and other critical minerals, but human resources, writes Ali Emadi, in this op-ed.

For the past eight years, Ryan Ahmed has been inspiring the minds of McMaster Engineering students and finding ways to express his love of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and learning through a variety of channels. 

Canada is rich in what’s needed to transition to a renewable energy system: abundant renewable energy potential, land and the necessary intellectual and industrial resources.

A trailblazer in heat transfer education, Professor Emeritus and McMaster University Master of Mechanical Engineering alumnus (’63), Ross Judd, was honoured at a campus ceremony on October 12.

Recent graduate and current PhD student George Fares shares insights and advice for current students. 

James Cotton discusses our cleaner energy future and the electricity needed to satisfy our carbon-free energy needs.