The McMaster Nuclear Reactor will increase production capacity and expand logistics coverage for the devices.

A global study involving McMaster University researchers has trialled a potential new treatment that could be a game-changer for people living with hemophilia A, a life-threatening genetic blood disorder.

Coombes has been elected for his renowned microbiology research program, which focuses primarily on host-pathogen interactions, innate immunity and Crohn’s disease.

The NEUDOSE satellite was launched into space aboard a SpaceX rocket bound for the International Space Station, where it will be deployed by astronauts.

Andrei Hanu, co-Principal Investigator for the NEUDOSE satellite project, answers questions about McMaster’s first space mission.

A satellite built by McMaster students and researchers is heading into orbit to help protect astronauts as they travel further and stay out there longer.

The Online News Act could result in the formation of new agreements between news organizations and digital platform giants, which could give rise to a number of worrying developments.

McMaster researcher Debi Poinar and evolutionary geneticist Hendrik Poinar are part of a group of experts who have presented new information regarding a possible covert assassination of Pablo Neruda to a tribunal investigating the Chilean poet-politician’s death.

McMaster ranks second for graduate student research intensity and faculty research intensity, and third for corporate research income, an indicator of the trust that industry partners continue to place in the university.

Marketing professor Ashish Pujari is part of a collaborative research team exploring innovation in sustainable food packaging to help companies move to a circular economy model.

Engineering professor Jim Cotton, an expert on sustainable energy, answers questions about McMaster's plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions on campus

A new partnership between McMaster and Suncor has led to the development of a soft chemical spray with the potential to revolutionize the agriculture industry.

The project, which hosts a talk by Ruth Ben-Ghiat this week, offers a platform to undergraduate and graduate students to publish pieces related to education, equity, poverty, racial justice and other vital social issues.

Images of the 2011 tsunami pointed to the sublime, when experience exceeds our frameworks of understanding, writes Prof. Chris Myhr.

Linguistic collisions and polyglot texts are becoming more common in works of post-colonial literature, firing salvos against arrogant monolingualism, writes Professor Emeritus Michael Ross.

DeGroote professor Benson Honig is creating opportunities for refugees and marginalized individuals to become financially autonomous while forging global connections.

Marketing professor Ashish Pujari is part of a collaborative research team exploring innovation in sustainable food packaging to help companies move to a circular economy model.

Psychological and social perspectives on the economy developed by 19th-century philosophers can help us reimagine economics with a human face.