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McMaster respiratory immunologist Manali Mukherjee has been honoured at the 2026 Falling Walls Science Summit in Berlin for research that reveals the biological basis of Long COVID. Mukherjee, an associate professor of medicine, is a 2026 Falling Walls Winner in the Women’s Impact Award category and a Science Breakthrough of the Year winner for her […]
McMaster is marking Global Entrepreneurship Week with a celebration of the university’s innovation ecosystem that allows everyone to thrive — regardless of background or experience. From November 16 to 20, McMaster Entrepreneurship Week (MEW) features a range of events, including workshops, panels and competitions, for budding entrepreneurs and innovators seeking support and resources. This year’s […]
The fifth Indigenous Research Day at McMaster showcased the power and impact of Indigenous research, while connecting experts, researchers and community members. Faculty, staff and community members gathered in CIBC Hall on Nov. 3 for the event, which is run annually by the McMaster Indigenous Research Institute (MIRI). The day started with a […]