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Kuperman’s research project will focus on using AI to improve adult literacy, especially for newcomers to Canada.

Myron Groover’s lecture on March 20 explores 17th-century environmental concerns and why they still matter today.

Essa Nadeem’s co-op work term with Hamilton’s by-law office gave him responsibility, confidence and a unique perspective on serving the community.

A single session of working out has been found to cause immediate increases in brain-protective molecules and improvment in mood across age groups.

Areas of women’s health and well-being that have historically been overlooked and underfunded are getting the attention they deserve by women-led research teams at McMaster Engineering.

The key is wraparound supports for overall health and well-being, such as addiction counselling, peer support, legal services, hygiene and reproductive health supplies and housing services. 

Featuring a keynote and panel discussion on better investing time, attention, energy and money, the event brought together a network of women in the community. 

From tackling systemic barriers in health care to developing real-world solutions to everyday needs, here are some of the ways researchers at McMaster are driving change around the world.

Many of the nuclear tour guides are pursuing education and careers in nuclear science, along with giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at Canada's most powerful nuclear research reactor.

Leaders in the Faculty of Science discuss being a woman in STEM, and share advice they’d give to young women who are set to launch their careers.

A event held at McMaster ahead of International Women's Day celebrated the role of women in leadership, with a keynote address from former minister of environment and climate change Catherine McKenna.

Seven of the nine extraordinary women who were recognized at the YWCA Hamilton's Women of Distinction celebration have strong ties to the university.