News from the McMaster School of Biomedical Engineering

McMaster University engineers have devised a way to make testing for new drugs more efficient and affordable, and reduce the time for helpful medications to reach the public.

The Electrical and Biomedical Engineering alumni recently accepted the prestigious international award and $50K to support the development of the team’s skin cancer detection device.

The Electrical and Biomedical Engineering alumni have been recognized for the development of a skin cancer detection device.

McMaster Engineering students share their innovative research and a typical day in the life in their lab environment.  

Four McMaster Engineering students take you inside the new Biohybrids Lab on today’s Inside the Lab Instagram Takeover.

Michael Majcher and Kaylie Lau are investigating the impact of starch nanoparticle hydrogels on the growth and soil moisture content of soybean plants.