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New research suggests that simply putting on a uniform, similar to one the police might wear, automatically affects how we perceive others, creating a bias towards those considered to be of a low social status.

A French-language version of the popular McMaster Optimal Aging Portal has been launched at https://www.mcmastervieillissementoptimal.org/.

Michael Brook, Chemistry and Chemical Biology, and School of Interdisciplinary Science, is the winner of this year's Chemical Institute of Canada's Macromolecular Science and Engineering Award.

Researchers have found that short, intense bursts of stair climbing, which can be done virtually anywhere, have major benefits for heart health.

16 projects, spanning four continents and representing all six Faculties have been funded in the latest round of the International Initiatives Micro Fund (IIMF).

The recommendations for clinical practice have been led by McMaster University researchers and developed by a large team of clinicians, researchers and patients. The work was funded by Health Canada.

Leading up to World Cancer Day on February 4th student researchers will be taking over McMaster's official Snapchat and Instagram accounts to show two Cancer research labs on campus. Follow their day.

A newly expanded online exhibit uses moving personal accounts and other primary sources to help scholars and the public better understand the Holocaust and resistance movements of World War II.

A key study in the prevention of heart disease, led by Professor Salim Yusuf, has been named one of 14 "notable articles" of the year by the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine.

The 2016 listing of the world's most highly cited researchers includes 14 scientists from the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster University.

In 1946, 13,000 Hamilton workers went on strike- the largest in the city's history. Now, a new graphic novel explores this tumultuous time with the help of materials from McMaster's archives and maps collections.

This month McMaster's Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition will welcome Fulbright Scholar, Rhacel Salazar Parreñas for a four-month teaching and research visit.