News from the department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Three professors and two teaching assistants were honoured at the 2025 McMaster Student Union (MSU) Teaching Awards on April 2.

Capstone Expo 2025 is an opportunity to experience the groundbreaking projects of McMaster Engineering students on the brink of their professional journeys.

Meet YWCA award recipient, Shelby Amponsah, and nominees Jocelyn Kuntsi and Dr. Shari van de Pol. 

Researchers at McMaster Engineering believe that it will take the ingenuity of engineers and innovators to fully unlock the potential of an electrified future.

Ali Emadi, professor, CERC laureate and founder of Enedym Inc., sees limitless potential for their new motors that don't require the use of rare earth minerals.

Professor Jamal Deen has received the inaugural Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) Electron Devices Society (EDS) Simon M. Sze Education Award and the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of exceptional service to Canada

McMaster Engineering and NRC researchers are using laser-based optical transmissions to enhance satellite data transfer, aiming to provide high-speed internet to remote Canadian areas.

Howard Shearer (B.Eng. '77, Hon. D.Eng. '24), an innovator and community builder, has been honoured with prestigious appointments in Jamaica.  

Professor and Canada Excellence Research Chair Laureate Ali Emadi is the founder, president and CEO of Enedym, the company making big waves in airport ground technology.

Electrical and Computer Engineering student Sky Bjel has been named to The Logic's annual roundup of emerging leaders in the innovation economy.

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.