Entrepreneurship

How the DeGroote Heersink Hub's Masterclass is turning deep clinical and research expertise into innovations with potential for real-world impact.

These entrepreneurs are developing an alert bracelet to help children with Type 1 diabetes stay connected to critical glucose alerts during sports and active play.

The support for startups in Ontario promises to address health-care challenges, boost the Canadian economy and improve patient care.

Maich will work with a McMaster startup which is advancing a first-in-class precision medicine to prevent secondary metastatic brain cancer.

Investor Showcase brought together McMaster entrepreneurs and venture capital partners to celebrate high-impact startups founded by McMaster students, faculty and alumni, and inspire further opportunities.

Arish Shahab, Aaron Yu and Ramin Syed are developing affordable hearing devices to make hearing care accessible to people who have long been priced out of it.  

Between a full course load, guiding fellow students, launching a business and modelling, Babalola's university journey was a study in balance.

The students are participating in a multiweek pitching experience that is part of the Harvard Health Systems Innovation Lab Hackathon.

The funding will power even closer ties between Stoked Bio Inc and the Stokes Lab at McMaster as they propel a suite of new drug candidates toward the clinic.

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. 

Lauren Fink and Shreshth Saxena are cofounders of SocialEyes, a software start-up that’s taking eye-tracking research out of the lab and into concerts, galleries, classrooms and campaign trails.

The new seed fund program, made specifically for students, is helping founders build innovative solutions to improving life.