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The interpretation that the subduction zone is winding down gets ahead of the science. What the new research actually shows is far more complex and interesting, writes Alexander Lewis Peace.

After a successful pilot year last summer, Arts at McMaster has opened registrations for their popular summer arts camps.

The annual celebration once again highlighted the dedication, leadership, and excellence of Marauder student-athletes.

The event offered an opportunity for innovators, investors and partners to network and learn about the commercialization journey from discoveries in the lab to real-world impact. 

The Faculty of Engineering projects cover a range of topics, from SMR safety and the performance and life cycle of materials to the secure remote operation of SMRs and spent fuel management.

Professor Andrew Gadsden breaks down how mechanical engineers are key to rocket launches and why the Artemis II mission is so important to space travel.

Through hands-on workshops and fall-term sessions, the Health Sciences Library team teaches students in the Integrated Rehabilitation and Humanities program how to search and evaluate evidence.

How complex sounds can improve healthcare, navigation and research into how we hear.

The first-of-its-kind study provides a credible estimate for a group that has been “statistically invisible” in policy and service planning.

A new partnership between McMaster researcher Andrew Gadsden and Adastra seeks to deploy capable, transparent and reliable AI systems.   

The EMBOLDEN study with older adults and a project on local 2SLGBTQ+ histories were recognized at the Community-Engaged Research Awards. 

Hildebrandt and an international team of collaborators will explore the application of a complex non-linear optical process for biosensing and bioimaging.