Research with societal impact

The technology will enable producers, retailers and consumers to determine whether the contents of a sealed food package are contaminated without having to open it. 

HARvEST, A.I. VALI Inc. and Esphera SynBio have each received $256,000 in the third round of McMaster Seed Fund investments.

Get a glimpse into the remarkable research undertaken by accomplished Mac Eng students.

Mac Eng grad and student unite in research to understand the connection between synthetic and biological material to improve compatibility.

The funding will advance research on small modular reactors (SMRs), which can provide communities with abundant, reliable clean power.

The new technology will enable producers, retailers and consumers to tell in real time whether the contents of a sealed food package are contaminated without having to open it.

The 100m2 facility at McMaster Innovation Park was launched in partnership between Spanish VR company Virtualware and the Faculty of Engineering at McMaster.

The partnership goals include creating educational materials to train McMaster students for future careers in quantum and developing and testing new quantum computing algorithms to fuel research projects.  

University Scholars are mid-career researchers who have distinguished themselves as international scholars.

It remains unclear if drivers will recoup the high purchase price from the savings they’ll get by switching to electricity from gasoline.

McMaster researchers, students and staff are answering the United Nations’ call to embrace change and work together to create a healthier world.

The 100-metre-squared, free-roam, lab provides students, faculty, and businesses with the opportunity to explore new uses for virtual reality tools and services.