March 11, 2022 / Department News Source: The Verge
McMaster Engineering’s Eman Rezk, PhD student, is researching an AI program to generate synthetic images of diseases on darker skin — and using those images for a tool that could help diagnose skin cancer.
March 11, 2022 / Department News Source: Global News
Leyla Soleymani, Tohid Didar and others with the McMaster School of Biomedical Engineering say a promising pathogen-repellent wrap they’ve created could protect against contamination.
March 10, 2022 / Department News Source: Brighter World
Ongoing military action near Europe’s largest nuclear power plant could hinder safety systems and reactor workers’ ability to respond to accidents, nuclear safety expert David Novog warns.
March 8, 2022 / Department News
On International Women’s Day, learn about five women working toward a more inclusive future of mobility in the partnership between McMaster University and Cubic.
McMaster Engineering congratulates trailblazing student Lianna Genovese, innovative professor Zobia Jawed, and alumna Navita Dyal on their YWCA Women of Distinction awards.
March 7, 2022 / Department News
A McMaster University project, led by Moataz Mohamed, has received over $100,000 in federal funding to create the first Canadian interactive portal for zero-emission vehicle adoption in transit.
March 7, 2022 / Department News Source: The Walrus
For over four years, sewage leaked into a creek in Hamilton, Ontario, which flows into wetland Cootes Paradise. McMaster Engineering's Zobia Jawed explains that wastewater treatment issues exist across Canada, and that we need a change of perception.
An inspirational teacher helped launch her on an astonishing science journey. Next stop: Caltech’s Space Challenge
March 2, 2022 / Department News Source: Brighter World
The Future of Canada Project, which supports research focused on building a better Canada and is guided by a diverse council of national leaders, has released its 2022 Call for Proposals.