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Future leaders from postsecondary institutions around the world have put their heads together to share ideas about tackling the escalating climate crisis during this year’s U21 School for Sustainable Policy Leadership programming at McMaster. The global program, hosted by the university between July 13 and 17, brought international postgraduate students from diverse academic backgrounds to […]
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With each passing season, wildfires become increasingly frequent and violent. And with nearly 80 per cent of Canadians living within one kilometer of a wildland urban interface line — a boundary zone where human infrastructure meets natural environments — Canada is at particular risk. Ramla Qureshi, an assistant professor of Civil Engineering, is an expert in resilient infrastructure. Her research focuses on fortifying […]
If you happen to find yourself in the Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy (CCEM), tucked away in the basement of McMaster’s Arthur Bourns Building, you’ll likely find Mehdi Mosayebi studying things most other humans will never be able to see. Mehdi is a postdoctoral fellow in Nabil Bassim’s group. He joined the team as a PhD student in 2021, when his interest in understanding how materials behave and fail at […]