The trend toward “smart factories” powered by data-driven automation is currently changing the landscape of the manufacturing sector. Learn how our research is harnessing new opportunities to advance both human and environmental well-being.
At the Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy, home to Canada’s only Nion HERMES 100 scope, researchers move from a sound- and vibration-sealed room to a lively collaboration space next door, where they share analysis and insights.
Findings from researchers at McMaster and the Danish Technical University have the potential to advance global efforts to reduce carbon pollution by recycling carbon dioxide waste.
More than 100 research groups have used the Centre for Advanced Light Microscopy, which offers not only a suite of high-end microscopes, microfabrication and image analysis, but an unmatched level of in-house expertise.