Research with societal impact

Claire Velikonja’s work, specifically in virus concentration estimation, holds great promise for the future of immunotherapy.

Canada is rich in what’s needed to transition to a renewable energy system: abundant renewable energy potential, land and the necessary intellectual and industrial resources.

An innovative partnership with McMaster University, research-driven biopharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. and St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton is looking to address a gap in patient-centric care.

Professor Adriaan Buijs shares his thoughts on the importance of nuclear energy, on the role SMRs may play in this field and on McMaster’s possible contribution to this emerging technology.

Professor Ousmane Hisseine is using his expertise in concrete infrastructure to overcome modern-day limitations in nuclear energy. 

John Bandler was a world-renowned inventor, engineer, researcher and teacher whose service and support over 50 years put Canada at the forefront of microwave technology.

Learn more about the theft-resistant, electric motorcycle. 

Cellular agriculture is a rapidly expanding industry that demands innovative solutions for scalability and accessibility.

Areas of focus for the centre will include climate change’s impacts on water resources, improving the understanding of these impacts on ecosystems and diverse communities, and increasing capacity for governance, management and disaster resilience.

A team of researchers is creating a medical unit that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to help diagnose and treat patients from a distance.

The grant program provides successful applicants with funding to create or adapt and customize OERs, enabling new pedagogical approaches and costs savings for students.