July 16, 2018 / Department News
A meeting of the minds between Canadian and American academics and higher education staff prompted rich discussion and the promise of collaboration across borders during a visit to Penn State College of Engineering.
The W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology’s new Learning Factory is a world-class facility that simulates the factory of the future.
July 10, 2018 / Department News
Eliminating heart disease is no easy feat. It’s one of the leading causes of death worldwide. But for Sarah Smith, who views the challenge through a more personal lens, anything is possible.
July 4, 2018 / Department News
The device looks a little like a drink coaster – a 9×9 cm square of translucent silicone rubber surrounding an embedded grid, with two tubes mounted on opposite corners.
July 3, 2018 / Department News Source: CBC News
Scientists at McMaster University are developing a transparent patch to detect meat contaminated with E. coli.
June 30, 2018 / Department News
Jamal Deen, professor of electrical and computer engineering, earns one of Canada's highest civilian honours.
June 29, 2018 / Department News
Innovation should benefit everyone, says Dr. Gilles Patry
June 22, 2018 / Department News
On June 14, the Computing Infrastructure Research Centre (CIRC), in partnership with McMaster Engineering and InsightaaS, hosted The Great Canadian Data Centre Symposium, Canada's first event on data transformation and innovation.
Over the last five years, Robert Fleisig’s engineering students have designed devices to help people pump gas, turn on a washing machine, unlock a grocery cart, open a door, and more.