News from the department of Chemical Engineering

Co-founders Mary England, Patrick Clarkin, and Troy Gonidis developed Winged Wheelchair out of a first-year project.

Muskaan Opel – a Chemical and Bioengineering student – is building experience across disciplines to make the most of her time at McMaster and open doors to new opportunities.

The Sartorius BioProcess Automotion lab on McMaster's campus is advancing bioprocessing and biomanufacturing in Canada.

Veolia Water Technologies and Solutions, a global leader in water and wastewater treatment technologies, elevated learning experience by providing first-year engineering students with membrane filtration systems used in their industry.

Capstone Expo 2025 is an opportunity to experience the groundbreaking projects of McMaster Engineering students on the brink of their professional journeys.

Professors Heather Sheardown and Todd Hoare received more than $1M in total funding for their respective research projects.

Meet YWCA award recipient, Shelby Amponsah, and nominees Jocelyn Kuntsi and Dr. Shari van de Pol. 

The Ontario Engineering Competition (OEC) 2025 brought together 322 representatives from 18 engineering schools across the province at McMaster University’s campus.

The lab will unite McMaster students, Sartorius employees and other industry partners in exploring modelling and predictive control solutions for accelerated biomanufacturing

A new test developed by researchers at McMaster University uses a novel technology to find bacteria in liquids and indicate their presence by changing colour.

Biomedical and chemical engineering student Rosalie Wang shares her experience of travelling across the world to Singapore to complete a semester abroad.

A group of McMaster researchers who routinely work with bacteriophages — viruses that eat bacteria — had a pleasant and potentially very important surprise while preparing slides to view under a powerful microscope.