News from the W Booth School of Engineering Practice & Technology

The Learning Factory is world-class facility that simulates the factory of the future, with several manufacturing and post-processing stations for students to work with.

Krantzberg's research focuses on the Great Lakes, environmental restoration science and public policy. 

Smart technology is changing the world in many ways and has the potential to improve how firefighters access information in the field. To take advantage of these technologies, cities require infrastructure to receive and process vast amounts of data.

Michael Justason and and other faculty members are engineering education for a virtual world.

The W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology and RainGrid Inc. have established an Ontario Centres of Excellence Mitacs Engage partnership to advance the Artificial Intelligence platform of the Aggregated Rain Grid Network (ARGoN).

TaleTeller hopes to make it easier for people to record their personal stories and share them with their families.

McMaster Certificates of Completion are focused, 20-hour courses designed to fit professionals’ schedules. 

Professor emeritus in the Department of Civil Engineering, Baetz brings more than 30 years of experience at McMaster.

Can human-centred design improve how patients and their caregivers learn to administer hemodialysis at home? Three McMaster Engineering students are exploring how we might improve this experience.

In partnership with St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton (SJHH), professors with the W Booth School are exploring if smart technology can help the healing and treatment of patient’s wounds.

Bhavin Shukla has been selected as this year’s winner of the S.E. Wolfe Award by the Council of Professional Engineers Ontario.

In the first year of the Bachelor of Technology program, every student is given the opportunity to get exposed to Industry 4.0 without leaving campus.