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Engineering postdoc wins prestigious award for nanoscale materials research
Mehdi Mosayebi uses advanced microscopy to see the molecular structure and identify potential weakness in hydroelectric turbines.
The alchemy of wastewater: Turning harmful pollutants into one of the world’s most important chemicals
Engineering postdoc Navid Noor has discovered a way to convert wastewater nitrates to ammonia, one of the world’s most important chemical compounds.
Special air quality statement: July 15, 2026
Environment Canada has issued a Special Air Quality Statement due to wildfire smoke in parts of Ontario, including the Hamilton area.
Experiential learning fund powers Engineering students’ global impact
From hackathons to spaceflight experiments, McMaster Engineering students are applying their skills in real-world settings around the globe.
New School of Integrated Social Sciences to be hub for interdisciplinary collaboration
Bringing together and strengthening programs in Globalization, Social Psychology and Public Policy, the new school in the Faculty of Social Sciences will create opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.
Analysis: Earth’s deep memory is thawing with the Arctic permafrost, degrading records of our ancient world
Permafrost contains an exceptional molecular archive of ancient life, but rapid warming is destroying this treasure trove of information before we can study it, experts write.
Shreya Jha: Pediatric resident by day, playwright by night
Jha's latest production, premiering at the Hamilton Fringe Festival, reflects her twin passions — caring for children and telling their stories — and how the two work in tandem.
Mighty mouse: How a tiny creature survives in one of Earth’s harshest environments
The Andean leaf-eared mouse lives more than a kilometre higher than the altitude of the highest human settlements, in an extreme environment that is often compared to conditions on Mars.
DeGroote student’s 85-year-old grandmother joins allyship panel
‘I'm here to learn,’ Matt Retera-Robinson's grandmother, Katharine, told a conference for 2SLGBTQIA+ professionals.
Sophie Dimitriw has a taste for culinary excellence
Only a few years into her career, Dimitriw has already made a name for herself in culinary competitions. But for her, the real win is learning, adapting and embracing opportunities to be creative.
McMaster Innovation Park seeks demolition permit for vacant building at 606 Aberdeen Avenue
The demolition process for the former industrial building will proceed through the appropriate municipal approval process.
McMaster researchers use friendly viruses to tackle inflammatory bowel disease
Researchers from Health Sciences and Engineering worked together on a targeted approach using bacteriophages to disarm harmful microbes without disrupting the broader gut ecosystem.
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