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Teen award-winner and inventor excited to join McMaster in September
17-year-old Emma Mogus is making headlines for her innovative assistive technology that enables people with disabilities to direct a computer mouse with their tongue.
Federal government investing $12M towards Biomedical Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing centre
The McMaster Fraunhofer Project Centre for Biomedical Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing (BEAM) research facility will be home to several of McMaster's leading researchers.
18th century science education “for women, by women”
Visiting fellow Anna K. Sagal is using McMaster's 18th century collection to explore botanical textbooks written by trailblazing female botanists more than 200 years ago.
Teeth tell the story of what happened to people who didn’t get enough sun
Researchers at McMaster have found a rich new record of vitamin D deficiency, one that resides in the teeth of every person and remains viable for hundreds of years or more.
Global study finds risk factors for stroke have regional variation
Ten risk factors that can be modified are responsible for nine of 10 strokes worldwide, but the ranking of those factors vary regionally, says a study led by researchers of the Population Health Research Institute (PHRI) of McMaster University.
Pumping iron: Lighter weights just as effective as heavier weights to gain muscle, build strength
New research from McMaster University is challenging traditional workout wisdom, suggesting that lifting lighter weights many times is as efficient as lifting heavy weights for fewer repetitions.
Thumb-suckers, nail-biters less likely to develop allergies
And, if they have both 'bad habits', they are even less likely to be allergic to such things as house dust mites, grass, cats, dogs, horses or airborne fungi.
Averting disaster: Manish Verma awarded $245K to further rail safety research
Manish Verma, an Associate Professor at the DeGroote School of Business, has received NSERC funding to further his research involving rail safety and the overland movement of dangerous goods.
McMaster researchers create microscopic disease-detecting sensor
Researchers have established a way to harness DNA as the engine of a microscopic "machine" they can turn on to detect things like viruses, bacteria, cocaine and metals.
Junk food ads lead to unhealthy kids, say Mac researchers
Ads for unhealthy foods and beverages high in sugar or salt have an immediate and significant impact on children and lead to harmful diets, according to research from McMaster.
Three researchers recognized for work to improve women’s health
Three McMaster researchers working to improve the lives of women around the world have been recognized by the Council of Ontario Universities.
What if classroom lectures included exercise breaks?
Jennifer Heisz, 2016 recipient of the 2016 Petro-Canada Young Innovator Award, will be conducting research on the use of exercise breaks in classroom lectures for the purpose of optimal learning for students.
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