McMaster researcher Eric Brown's start-up firm Synmedix will soon test a new topical preparation of bicarbonate mixed with the antibiotic azithromycin to treat infected diabetic foot ulcers.

To finally end tuberculosis in Indigenous communities, the federal government needs to take lessons from the Global South and make a major investment.

A team of McMaster University researchers has discovered the role of an anti-viral signalling molecule in stopping the immune system from ‘going rogue’ and attacking the body’s own tissues when fighting viral infections.

McMaster University, Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation and Global First Power signed an MOU to study the deployment of small modular reactors (SMRs).

Gadsden and his team have designed, built and programmed an autonomous, robotic, telescope mount instrument subsystem that will lead to improved modelling of our planet.

Fungicides widely used to prevent apples from spoiling may be fueling the superbug crisis by acting as reservoir for drug-resistant strains of a deadly pathogen, warn researchers from McMaster University and the University of Delhi.

To finally end tuberculosis in Indigenous communities, the federal government needs to take lessons from the Global South and make a major investment.

Supported by the Faculty of Social Sciences, the donation will transition the existing LiUNA/Enrico Henry Mancinelli Professorship in Global Labour Issues to a research chair with renewed scope and increased capacity.

In China, social media is being censored to reflect pro-Russian sentiment, making it impossible to gauge public opinion of Chinese people on the Russian invasion.

Innovations in nuclear technology could be a step toward lowering our reliance on fossil fuels, but barriers still exist as nuclear is one of the most divisive carbon-free energies out there.

Though on the surface, tree planting appears to be a smart weapon in the climate action battle plan, a closer inspection reveals that it is not always a net positive for climate change.

Goran Calic, an associate professor in strategic management in the DeGroote School of Business, has been researching green energy, with a particular focus on nuclear power.

What appears to be normal social media activity exposes a much darker reality: fan culture often leads to deeply harmful conversations shaping how people address and redress violence.

The funding will allow the researchers to pursue projects that will inform action and address disparities related to race, gender, and other forms of diversity.

Online dating scams are costing site users millions of dollars. Regulation needs to hold companies accountable for fraud committed on their platforms, says one McMaster University expert.

Canada should investigate strategies other than government funding to support the auto industry in this country, says Greig Mordue.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted some ways in which companies and managers can incentivize and engage workers, says Vish Baba, a professor in the DeGroote School of Business.

News about former Unifor president Jerry Dias serves as a reminder that companies should clearly and regularly communicate ethics policies to employees, a McMaster expert says.