Science & Technology

Acclaimed researcher Laurel Trainor combined a leading-edge lab with a world-class concert hall to answer big questions about music and the mind.

With the Toronto Blue Jays on the cusp of a World Series title, pitcher Kevin Gausman’s mastery of the splitter is not just athletic skill, it’s a brilliant application of physics, says expert Patrick Clancy.

Didar is one of just six recipients across the country of NSERC’s most prestigious award for outstanding young researchers who are earning a strong international reputation for original research.

Joseph Okeme's start-up company, Idometrics, uses AI to prevent dance plagiarism in the Age of TikTok.

A new study from researchers at McMaster and Harvard has revealed the Ice Age giants migrated vast distances in response to shifting climates - and were far more genetically diverse than previously known.

Winning the Nobel Prize in Physics beamed Brockhouse out of retirement decades after his pioneering work with neutrons.

As energy demands rise, AI companies are exploring nuclear power as a long-term solution.

Global demand for nuclear experts is projected to skyrocket in the next couple of decades. With its suite of world-class facilities and immense breadth of opportunities for hands-on learning, McMaster is uniquely positioned to train tomorrow's nuclear workforce.

McMaster science and engineering students shared the nuclear research projects they led this summer as part of a unique experiential learning program.

'The learning was non-stop' for 12 undergraduate students who spent the summer as Canadian Nuclear Laboratories research assistants.

At the McMaster Automotive Resource Centre, students and researchers develop and test innovative vehicle technologies, often working with with auto makers, for tangible, real-world results.

Charles Darwin used peacock tails to support his theory of sexual selection, but new research indicates the matter is more complex.