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Gabriel Xiao sitting and smiling in the Baby Lab at McMaster, a bright room with toys in it.

Tiny scientists out in the world: Gabriel Xiao takes Baby Lab on the road 

Xiao’s software allows the McMaster Baby Lab to go out into the community using iPhone and iPads, making the lab accessible to families across Canada and the world.
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Why these McMaster students are starting with the ACE Future Innovators Bootcamp

The program offers a practical introduction to commercialization and entrepreneurship for students with ideas at different stages.
A woman in a yellow sweater and white pants sits on a couch, holding her hands to her pelvis. Her face is not visible. The gesture makes it seem as if she is in some discomfort.

Early warning signs of chronic pelvic pain may appear in adolescence, McMaster study finds

Researchers found that many people who develop chronic pelvic pain may have been showing warning signs for years.
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Belonging Survey and Census launches to inform the McMaster student experience

All students are invited to participate to help better understand the composition of the student community and students' experiences on campus.
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Provost to deliver 2026 State of the Academy on Oct. 19

The address will bring the McMaster community together to reflect on the university’s academic achievements, the work underway across the provost’s portfolio and the opportunities ahead.
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Humanities and Social Sciences student wins international essay competition

How Banmeet Sangha turned her experiences with identity, culture and belonging into an internationally recognized essay, and a new understanding of where she belongs in higher education.
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Prestigious journal Nature ranks McMaster among the top organizations worldwide for infectious disease research

The rankings are based on a five-year survey of infectious disease-related articles published in the world’s highest-impact scientific journals.
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Opening doors to research: McMaster’s Summer Scholars Program marks its fifth year

The program gives undergraduate students a chance to build research skills, learn from experienced mentors and take meaningful steps toward a career in STEM.
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McMaster researchers develop Vote Compass tool to help voters in the municipal elections

The latest edition of Vote Compass allows voters to compare their views with those of local candidates across the province.
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Georgia Kirkos gets the picture

As McMaster's brand photographer, Georgia Kirkos captures the people, discoveries and everyday moments that help tell our university's story.
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Leading journal publishes lab tech’s undergrad experiment

Daniel FitzGreen spent eight years turning Einstein’s calculation for gravitational lensing - a rare cosmic phenomenon - into a first-of-its-kind undergraduate physics experiment.
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Notice of byelections to university-wide governing bodies and faculty committees

Elections will be held Oct. 20 and 21 to fill vacancies on university-wide governing bodies and faculty committees.