News from the McMaster School of Biomedical Engineering

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

The student startup uses 3D modelling and AI technology to help online shoppers find the best-fitting shoe.

The distinguished professor has been recognized for important contributions to the field of computer engineering and science.

Arjun Raghavan is the first iBioMed student (HESE) to be accepted into medical school.

Rong Zheng and Ian Bruce are leading a team of cross-disciplinary experts who will create a novel virtual and augmented acoustic reality (VAAR) framework.

Out of 21 submissions and 8 finalists, two innovations made by members of our Fireball Family were among the winners. 

The ‘RepelWrap’ could protect against contamination on high-touch surfaces such as door handles and railings.

McMaster scientists recently found a way to better control the fat and muscle content of cultured meat, bringing the possibility of lab-grown steak a step closer.

Researchers have developed a test to reveal bacterial contamination in dairy products well before they have a chance to reach anyone’s lips.

Fit is essential in terms of how effective filtration happens in a real setting, says Ravi Selvaganapathy, McMaster professor of biomedical engineering

The $1.3 million research grant could lead to better understanding of — and treatments for — illnesses related to bone density.

The findings could point to broader environmental consequences in the region.