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RadioBypass PodcastJason McMaster | Night Terror Debut, New Dangerous Toys & a Life in RockJason McMaster talks the debut release from Night Terror, the new Dangerous Toys album, songwriting, and his relentless career in rock — plus tracks from both bands.Rock and roll that DESERVES to be heard.Jason McMaster joins RadioBypass for a deep-dive conversation covering the debut release from his new band Night Terror, the creative spark behind the project, and how the band came together. We also explore the new release from Dangerous Toys, what it represents for the band today, and how Jason approaches songwriting after decades in rock and metal.The discussion spans c...
2025-12-291h 23
Spirit Health & Hustle: Stories from the Front Lines of EntrepreneurshipUnlocking Health Hacks & Supplements for a Better YouSummaryIn this episode of the Spirit Health and Hustle podcast, Scott Schaper and Brian McMaster delve into health hacks and supplements, sharing personal experiences and insights on optimizing health. They discuss the importance of consulting health professionals, the benefits of cold plunges, and the science behind cold therapy. The podcast emphasizes the role of health in business success, practical health hacks on a budget, and the significance of small lifestyle changes. They also explore the balance needed in health optimization and provide actionable challenges for listeners to implement in their...
2025-08-1854 min
Moment Mentor MementoDr. Gabriel Xiao - This is your baby! Go ahead!Dr. Gabriel Xiao's Baby Lab welcomes nearly 400 infants and children every year. Gabriel and his team study how human cognition develops from infancy to early childhood by running research studies with nearly 400 infants and children every year.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-12-0532 minMoment Mentor MementoDr. Alex Hall - If there's a door, give it a pushDr. Alexander Hall is an optimist. He thinks that this is a great time to be a science communicator. Alex is a historian who looks at how science is communicated: from science documentaries to weather forecasts. He's an Assistant Professor in Science Communication at McMaster University, and lead investigator of the newly formed Science in Society Lab.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-11-2725 minMoment Mentor MementoDr. Katrina Choe - We use animals to study sociabilityDr. Katrina Choe leads the Choe lab. She and her colleagues study the social behaviour of mice to uncover links between gene mutations and social differences in people with autism.Dr. Katrina Choe is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour at McMaster University and a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Neurobiology of Social Behaviour.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. ...
2024-11-2012 minMoment Mentor MementoDr. Anthony Chibba - I show this slide because I want to call it absolute garbageDr. Anthony Chibba is an assistant professor in the teaching stream. Each year, he teaches thousands of students. He is a master in using humour and innovative content to engage his students. He is part of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at McMaster University.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-11-1325 minMoment Mentor MementoDr. Pratheepa Jeganathan - We count bacteriaDr. Pratheepa Jeganathan is a mathematician who counts bacteria. She likes using math to solve real world problems. She uses multiview learning and mathematics to help us better understand the microbiome in the human digestive system and vagina. Practical applications include infection and cancer treatment. Dr. Jeganathan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at McMaster University.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-11-0716 minMoment Mentor MementoRyan Cloutier - "Are we alone in the universe?"Dr. Ryan Cloutier is searching for the answer to the question, "are we alone in the universe?". He's searching for planets that could be home to extraterrestrial life, particularly earth-like planets orbiting red dwarfs. He thinks that in as little as ten years, we'll find a likely candidate that could harbour life. Dr. Ryan Cloutier is Assistant Professor Department of Physics & Astronomy, McMaster University. He received the Polanyi Prize in Physics for 2023.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by...
2024-10-3022 minMoment Mentor MementoPat Clancy - "Weird or unusual properties"Dr. Pat Clancy researches quantum materials with weird or unusual properties like super conductors. He uses McMaster's nuclear reactor to find and test new materials. He is Assistant Professor of Physics & Astronomy at McMaster University.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-10-2420 min
Sell It Faster with McMasterPatrick McMaster-Zoo Guy & My BrotherWE'RE BACK! Took a short hiatus from the podcast for the busy season of real estate and getting some other big projects in the works! This week we're sitting down with my brother, Patrick McMaster. I've literally known this guy for HIS entire life. Patrick tells us about his start in Minor League Baseball and his current job as Director of Marketing for the Philadelphia Zoo. Patrick and I are botjh huge fans of podcasts in general as well as stand up comdey so this is an episode I've wanted to do since I started the podcast. Hope you...
2024-08-1559 minMoment Mentor MementoWe go to the athletes on the court or the patients in the hospital - Dylan KobsarDr. Dylan Kobsar is an Associate Professor, Kinesiology at McMaster University.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-08-0618 minMoment Mentor MementoAbel Chikanda - "If you believe in your ability, then that drive comes from within you."Dr. Abel Chikanda is an Associate Professor in the School of Earth, Environment & Society (EES) at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-07-3020 minMoment Mentor MementoLéa Ravensbergen - I joke that I want cities to have good bicycle infrastructure and dismantle the patriarchy.Léa Ravensbergen is an Assistant Professor in the School of Earth, Environment & Society. Her research explores how cities can foster more sustainable transport systems in an equitable manner.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-07-2316 minMoment Mentor MementoBlaise Bourdin - "I obsess about work but I don't dream of frolicking in a field surrounded by shards of glass"Blaise Bourdin is a Professor of Mathematics at McMaster University and the Canada Research Chair in Mathematical and Computational Aspects of Solid Mechanics.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-07-1618 minMoment Mentor MementoRebecca Doyle - "If I'm going to get this tattoo, I better finish this degree."Rebecca Doyle is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at McMaster University. She heads up The SyM3 Lab which explores the genomic mechanisms behind microbes’ ability to adapt and evolve under a rapidly changing environment.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-07-0923 minMoment Mentor MementoEmily Choy - "We were dropped off by twin otter on the beach"Dr. Emily Choy was recognized with the society’s Early Career Research Award, courtesy of her outstanding work on the effect of climate change (and other anthropomorphic stressors) on seabirds. Emily is an assistant professor in the Department of Biology at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. Read more about her work in the far north.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-07-0218 minSell It Faster with McMasterRyland Boggess-McMaster Team Member Extraordinare!This week we sit down with Ryland from the Marc McMaster Team. Ryland has been at it in the real estate biz for about 2 years and tells us all about how he's building his business in this market. We talk about building relationships in the real estate bsuiness and how to have longesvity as an agent as well as crazy stories about buyers who were convicted murderers.
2024-06-271h 17Moment Mentor MementoMaureen MacDonald - "It's supercool that you love Pitbull!"Maureen MacDonald is a Professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Dean of the Faculty of Science.
Jeff Goodes is the Journalist in Residence with the Faculty of Science at McMaster University.Moment, Mentor, Memento is created by the Faculty of Science at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
2024-06-2520 minSell It Faster with McMasterAffordable Housing in State CollegeJoin Marc McMaster on this insightful episode of "Sell it Faster with McMaster" as he delves into the pressing issue of affordable housing in the State College and Centre County area. With skyrocketing real estate prices and limited inventory, finding affordable housing options has become a significant challenge for residents and newcomers alike.
Marc sits down regularly with local experts, policymakers, and community leaders to explore innovative solutions to this critical issue. From affordable housing developments and inclusionary zoning policies to community land trusts and rental assistance programs, this episode uncovers the initiatives that...
2024-05-0948 minSell It Faster with McMasterKate Tosto-The NAR Settlement and Stupid Media HeadlinesWelcome back to Sell it Faster with McMaster! In this week's episode, Marc sits down with Kate Tosto, the esteemed Broker of RE/MAX Centre Realty, for a riveting discussion on the misconceptions often perpetuated by major media outlets like CNN, MSNBC, and The New York Times about the recent National Association of Realtors lawsuit settlement regrading buyer agent commissions.
As real estate professionals, Marc and Kate bring a unique perspective to the table as they dissect recent headlines that have made waves in the media. From exaggerated market trends to misleading statistics, they...
2024-03-281h 41
A Jaded Gay87. Breaking the Binary (with Travis McMaster)Within the many letters of the LGBTQ+ spectrum, non-binary individuals embrace identities outside the traditional binary of male or female, challenging societal norms and fostering a more diverse understanding of gender. Often overlooked, non-binary visibility is crucial in dismantling stereotypes and building a more inclusive world where individuals of all gender identities can authentically express themselves while being recognized for their unique contributions.In this episode, Travis McMaster, public speaker and host of Caffeinated N’ Queer, joins us to share their gender identity awakening, the importance of non-binary visibility, and resources for those who are exploring their ge...
2024-01-301h 30
Ironing Out The Wrinkles with Ros McMasterS1. Ep38. Embracing Impermanence: A Buddhist Journey through Death and Dying" with Ven. Lozang Tsultrim (Australian Buddhist Nun), from Karuna Hospice ServiceS1 Ep38. Embracing Impermanence: A Buddhist Journey through Death and Dying" with Ven. Lozang Tsultrim (Australian Buddhist Nun), from Karuna Hospice Service
In this season finale episode of "Ironing out the Wrinkles", Ros McMaster and Cate Shaw speak with Tsultrim, an Australian Buddhist nun and counselor at Karuna Hospice Service in Brisbane, about the Buddhist philosophy of accepting impermanence and letting go of attachment. They delve into practical skills in compassionate care and support for the dying and their families, and the importance of preparing emotionally and spiritually for death.
Tsultrim shares her extensive experience...
2023-11-131h 09
Ironing Out The Wrinkles with Ros McMasterS1. Ep2. Dr. Ann Moir-Bussy - 5 simple secrets to embracing mid-life and beyond.S1. Ep2. Dr Ann Moir-Bussy - 5 simple secrets to embracing mid-life and beyond.
There is an ancient Chinese proverb that says “There is one thing we can be certain of ……. and that is change”. Change of relationship status, job, health, friendships, and so on. But when change happens ... events that throw us into transition…. we often get stuck! According to today's guest, Dr. Ann Moir-Bussy, it is these transitional events that give your life value. They’re a statement that your life is worth all this attention and reflection. Ann says “We cannot live the afternoon of life according to...
2023-03-0640 min
The Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge6.1 Community-Based Research to Promote Child & Family Health: A Discussion with the SCORE! ProjectIn this exciting episode, our host Shania speaks to the SCORE! team, which includes Dr. Sonia Anand, Dr. Andrea Baumann, Dr. Russell De Souza, Dr. Sujane Kandasamy and Ms. Parsa Memon. SCORE! Is a project where Health Equity meets Public Health and endeavours to discover effective strategies that can enable Newcomer families when they arrive in Canada to optimize the health trajectories of their children. This includes all aspects of Healthy Active Living to prevent early onset chronic disease risk factors such as overweight and type 2 diabetes while promoting optimal mental health and well-being, community integration, and success at...
2023-03-0139 min
Ironing Out The Wrinkles with Ros McMasterEp1. Meet podcast creator Ros McMaster and cohost Cate Shaw. Combating agism and aging while moving into the 2nd phase of life.Ros McMaster and Cate Shaw, your podcast hosts, are both very spiritual and met at a mediumship development workshop around 15 years ago.. becoming instant friends. While comparing beauty routines over coffee, they realized how very differently they approached this second stage of life, and so the idea for the Ironing Out the Wrinkles podcast came about.
After interviewing us on his 4BC morning radio program, Spencer Howson commented “I’m loving the Yin Yang vibe you two have going”. It was a playful description of just how wonderfully different Cate and Ros are. And it means wherever you’re at...
2023-02-2311 min
Ironing Out The Wrinkles with Ros McMasterEp1. Video Episode - Meet podcast creator Ros McMaster and cohost Cate Shaw. Combating agism and aging while moving through the 2nd phase of life.Meet podcast creator Ros McMaster and cohost Cate Shaw. Combating agism and aging while moving through the 2nd phase of life.
Ros McMaster and Cate Shaw, your podcast hosts, are both very spiritual and met at a mediumship development workshop around 15 years ago.. becoming instant friends. While comparing beauty routines over coffee, they realized how very differently they approached this second stage of life, and so the idea for the Ironing Out the Wrinkles podcast came about.
After interviewing us on his 4BC morning radio program, Spencer Howson commented “I’m loving the Yin Yang vibe y...
2023-02-2315 min
Get Uncomfortable090: Struggle, Self Awareness & The Curriculum of Life | Landon McMasterSend us a textWhat's up my Get Uncomfortable compadre!If you haven't yet, head to the review section of this podcast and leave us a rating & review if you find value in the show OR share the show with someone you know would enjoy it.Today my youngest brother, Landon, joins me on Get Uncomfortable to talk about how the struggles, the process of life itself is the real gift, not just the achievement of a goal.We discussed a video series by Martijn Doolaard where he builds cabins in...
2023-02-1624 min
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 13 - NextFest!It's the middle of February and the weather is mostly unfortunate. Why go outside when you can listen to us instead! Join Jason McMaster, Anthony Gallegos, and Nick Johnston as they talk about all the cool demos they tried out during NextFest on Steam! Links to the games talked about can be found below:
Banchou Tactics
Troublemaker
WitchSpring R
DEAD LETTER DEPT.
Go Home Annie: An SCP Game
Broken Arrow
System Shock
Meet Your Maker
It's a Wrap!
MEATGRINDER
2023-02-1657 min
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 12 - Fire Emblem Engage, Hi-Fi Rush, WWE 2K22, and Nintendo DirectHey, pal, you need some podcast for your ears? Check this out!
This week, Jason McMaster is joined by Nick Johnston and Jakob Imbrogno to talk about life on the mean video game streets. Streets such as Fire Emblem avenue, Hi-Fi Rush overpass, WWE 2K22 cul-de-sac, and, uh, Nintendo... Lane. Or was it Nintando?
2023-02-101h 06
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 11 - Persona 3 Portable, Infernax, Hi-Fi Rush, and Metal Gear Solid V: the Phantom PainIt's the end of January. You know what that means? Yeah! Can you explain it to me? Until I find out, please listen to this podcast.
For this very special episode, Nick Johnston, Jakob Imbrogno, and Jason McMaster talk about the the magic world of video games. When Nick's delivery of the new Fire Emblem is delayed he is forced to make due with a super old game called Persona 3 Portable. Jakob metroids a few vanias with Infernax before blasting off with Hi-Fi Rush. Finally, Jason forces air through his mouthhole to talk about Metal Gear Solid V...
2023-01-261h 01
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 10 - Horror GamesAs we all know, Ryan Scott is obsessed with horror movies. What you may not know is that Ryan is very afraid of horror video games. In this months horror podcast, Jason McMaster is joined by Anthony Gallegos and Ryan Scott to discuss their favorite horror games and find out exactly which horror games Ryan can play.
Pleasant screams???
2023-01-2057 min
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 9 - Escape from Tarkov and Marvel's Midnight SunsJason McMaster and Jakob Imbrogno ponder the old existential problem "can you REALLY Escape from Tarkov?" Then Jason and Matt Chandronait discuss their weird, undying love for Marvel's Midnight Suns. It's bona fide!
2023-01-1456 min
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 8 - Death Stranding and Fortnite Zero BuildThe Lamethrower crew is back for the first episode of 2023. This week, Jason McMaster is joined by Nick Johnston, Anthony Gallegos, and Dr. Aimee to discuss Death Stranding Director's Cut and Fortnite Zero Build.
2023-01-0556 min
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 7 - Game of the Year 20222022 is almost in the books and the Lamethrower crew is ready to reveal their top 5 games of the year! Join Jason McMaster, Anthony Gallegos, Nick Johnston, and Zack Lezar to kick 2022 right in the fun zone.
2022-12-291h 33
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 6 - The true meaning of Christmas'Twas the night before Christmas, so obviously it's time to grab a seat by the fire with Jason McMaster, Ryan Scott, Anthony Gallegos, and Dr. Aimee. In this episode we cover Christmas horror movies Krampus and A Christmas Horror Story. It's bonzer?
2022-12-241h 00
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 5 - Harvastella, High on Life, and the Steam DeckJason McMaster, infamous ne'er-do-well, is joined by Nick Johnston and Zack Lezar to talk about Square Enix farming games, Justin Roiland's voice, and the many uses for a Steam Deck.
2022-12-151h 05
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 4 - Marvel's Midnight Suns, Pokémon, Callisto Protocol, and HearthstoneIt's a holly jolly episode of Lamethrower this week. Jason McMaster is joined by Nick Johnston and Zack Lezar to talk about card games, catchin' 'em all, and what it would be like to sweat your ass off in space prison.
2022-12-081h 08
LamethrowerLamethrower Episode 3 - God of War: Ragnarök and Warhammer 40,000 DarktideIt's the first day of December and Lamethrower is back! This week Jason McMaster is joined by Jakob Imbrogno and Matt Chandronait to discuss the upcoming deluge of games, God of War: Ragnarök, and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide.
2022-12-0148 min
Bounce McMasterSpecial Episode Part 2: David Clark on Building the Sanctuary CampusBounce at McMaster is proud to share a special episode, from the University of Victoria's "Waving, Not Drowning" podcast. Rebecca Gagan, the lead of UVic's Bounce project and McMaster alumna, talks with McMaster's own Dr. David Clark about her journey.
For more information about UVic Bounce or to leave a comment or question about Waving, Not Drowning podcast, please email : uvicbounce@uvic.ca
Follow us on Instagram @uvicbounce
2022-11-2447 minBounce McMasterSpecial Episode Part 1: Rebecca Gagan and David Clark on Finding a Path in the Shadow of ShameBounce at McMaster is proud to share a special episode, from the University of Victoria's "Waving, Not Drowning" podcast. Rebecca Gagan, the lead of UVic's Bounce project and McMaster alumna, talks with McMaster's own Dr. David Clark about her journey.
For more information about UVic Bounce or to leave a comment or question about Waving, Not Drowning podcast, please email : uvicbounce@uvic.ca
Follow us on Instagram @uvicbounce
2022-11-2449 minThe Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge5.4 Implementing Interventions for Family, Refugee and Student Wellbeing with Dr. Amanda SimHaving empathy can make all the difference in your work and in yourself. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Amanda Sim, a research fellow, PI and assistant professor at McMaster University. Her work focuses on intergenerational impacts of war and adversity on child well-being and working with local communities to design and evaluate interventions to promote child and family resilience. Despite the challenges of implementing interventions and change, Dr. Sim discusses how to improve the well-being of families, refugees, and ourselves through compassion and empathy.
Checkout Dr. Amanda Sim's most recent project...
2022-11-2222 minThe Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge5.2 A Chat with Dr. Deborah Sloboda on Wellness, Work-Life and Early Origins ScienceDon’t sweat the small stuff and focus on doing your best, even in the worst case scenario. In this episode, we are joined with positive energy from Dr. Deb Sloboda who is a researcher, professor at McMaster University, and one of the founding Co-Presidents of the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease Society of Canada. Her work involves understanding the impact of early life adversity on the mother, and the developing fetus and how fetal adaptations to adversity influence the risk of chronic disease later in life. Join us in a discussion about work-life integration, the incorporation of ac...
2022-08-0427 min
LuxEpisode 17: Interview with Dr. Trigatti (Cholesterol and Atherosclerosis)In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Bernardo Trigatti, who is a Professor in the Department of Biochemistry & Biomedical Sciences at McMaster University, to talk about cholesterol, atherosclerosis research, and more!
2022-06-2550 min
The Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge5.1 McMaster M.Sc. Global Health Student Panel: Mobility and Hybrid LearningThrough the power of transcontinental, transdisciplinary education within the M.Sc. Global Health program, students from all over the world have gained diverse learning experiences and life-long relationships. In this episode, Shania speaks with multiple Global Health students in the Masters program to hear about their experiences navigating the program, the mobility/exchange options, and the transition from virtual learning to in-person. This episode features students in the thesis stream and across various concentrations, including those who went on exchange. The collective experiences of these students highlight the vast opportunities in the program for one to challenge themself, to...
2022-05-3128 min
The Art of Change14. Changemaking ToolkitWhat happens next? In Episode 14, activists, academics, policy makers, and community organizers share advice to students seeking to make change in their communities. Don't forget to check-out the Changemaking Toolkit Document, which includes a list of resources recommended by podcast guests.Guests: Ryan McGreal, Maureen Wilson, Karl Andrus, Kojo Damptey, Kim Martin, Lynda Lukasik, Jason Cassis, Nrinder Nann, Medora Uppal, Calogero Mattina, Dr. Ameil Joseph, Dr. Arig al Shaibah, May-Marie Duwai-Sowa, Don McLean, Michael Doxtater, Lilly Noble, Catherine McKenna, Carole Saab, Hiba Abdallah, Jordan Carrier, Mumilaaq QaqqaqTranscript: Episode 14_Changemaking Toolkit_Transcript.docx Changemaking Toolkit...
2022-04-0644 minThe Art of Change9. Championing EDI at McMaster University (Part 2)How have individuals and coalitions advanced equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) at McMaster University? Episode 9 is Part 2 of a 2-part series about organizational change. In Part 2, Dr. Arig al Shaibah speaks about the importance of action planning and fostering hope when advancing organizational change. Then, May-Marie Duwai-Sowa discusses the role of data collection in organizational change processes.Guests: Dr. Arig al Shaibah, May-Marie Duwai-SowaTranscript: Ep. 9 EDI TranscriptThis project is made possible with funding by the Government of Ontario and through eCampusOntario’s support of the Virtual Learning Strategy. To le...
2022-03-0938 minThe Art of Change8. Championing EDI at McMaster University (Part 1)How have individuals and coalitions advanced equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) at McMaster University? Episode 8 is Part 1 of a 2-part series about organizational change. In Part 1, Dr. Ameil Joseph shares his experience advocating for change with respect to EDI at McMaster as part of groups such as PACBIC and ACFAM.Guests: Dr. Ameil JosephTranscript: Episode 8 EDI TranscriptThis project is made possible with funding by the Government of Ontario and through eCampusOntario’s support of the Virtual Learning Strategy. To learn more about the Virtual Learning Strategy visit: https://vls.eca...
2022-03-0922 min
LuxEpisode 15: Interview with Dr. Wainman (Anatomy Education)In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Bruce Wainman, who is a Professor in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine and the Director of the Education Program in Anatomy at McMaster University, to talk about the use of technology in anatomy education, including virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and more!
2022-02-2243 min
BrainwavesEpisode 8: Imposter Syndrome"The exaggerated esteem in which my lifework is held makes me very ill at ease. I feel compelled to think of myself as an involuntary swindler.”
These words were spoken by none other than Albert Einstein. If you can relate to this, you may be experiencing Imposter Syndrome.
In this episode of iBioMed's Brainwaves, our hosts, Amreen (level 4, Electrical & Biomedical Engineering) and Danny (level 3, Electrical & Biomedical Engineering) speak with Dr. William Huggon, Assistant Professor with the Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour program at McMaster University.
Learn what exactly is Imposter Syndrome, what causes it and...
2022-01-2141 min
the NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 13: The Creative Wisdom Tools and EmotionIn this episode of the New Normal, host Rafael McMaster discusses the balance between feeling our emotions and processing them, offering guidance on how to let go of emotions when we are ready. If you enjoy this, please share it with a friend!
2021-12-1411 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 12: Soul EsteemIn this episode of the New Normal, host Rafael McMaster discusses the concept of 'Soul Esteem', and dives into the feeling of not enough-ness, as well as the differences in how we relate to ourselves vs. others. If you find this video (or any others) helpful, please share them with a friend.
2021-12-1313 min
The Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge4.2 Balance: An Empowering Conversation with Dr. Jean ChamberlainWhile navigating through this fast paced world, it is important for us to ground ourselves and have faith to find balance. Join Dr. Jean Chamberlain, as she guides us through her journey of balance with her professional life as a physician, professor, and founder of Save the Mothers, along with her family life, and personal life. Dr. Chamberlain empowers us to be open-minded, supportive, and resilient to make a positive difference in the world.
Dr. Jean Chamberlain is an Obstetrician/Gynecologist, a Professor at McMaster University in the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology with a focus on...
2021-11-2434 min
Bounce McMasterDr. Natasja Menezes on Carrying On After Receiving Negative FeedbackDr. Natasja Menezes would have wished to have more psychological awareness when she was younger. She wishes that she had the ability to press pause instead of pushing through school until there was a breakdown (which happened frequently). She wishes that she had the ability to reflect and realize that sometimes, difficult conversations involving you are not necessarily about you or because of you.
Even after two decades making a living processing difficult conversations, Dr. Menezes can still be viscerally affected by one back in her undergraduate medicine days. In this conversation, Dr. Menezes highlights how helpful...
2021-11-1843 minBounce McMasterDr. Tracy Prowse on Knowing When Self Help Isn't EnoughDr. Tracy Prowse was finishing up her PhD in biological anthropology at McMaster when she realized that she constantly felt unsure of herself, was worried that she didn’t belong in graduate school, and found it difficult to describe to her friends what was wrong. At the time, it was difficult to understand what was happening. She knew that graduate school was difficult and had experienced a recent breakup. She also had faced difficult circumstances when her mother passed away a few years ago. However, even taking into consideration situational factors, she still felt disproportionately and relentlessly sad and an...
2021-11-1239 min
LuxEpisode 11: Interview with Dr. Brown (Antibiotic Resistance)In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Eric Brown, who is a distinguished University Professor at McMaster University in the Department of Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences and a member of the M.G. DeGroote Institute for Infectious Disease Research, to talk about antibiotic resistance, the state of research in the field, bacteriophages, the importance of bicarbonate, and more!
2021-11-1245 minBounce McMasterDr. Jennifer Heisz on Overcoming the Shame She Associated with Her Mental IllnessMany would describe Dr. Jennifer Heisz as a kind and considerate person. She also believes this to be true, but there was a time when she was seriously concerned about who she was. It all started during graduate school, when strange and distressing thoughts began showing up in her mind. The thoughts made her afraid she might hurt others and she began to close herself off. But the thoughts kept coming. At that point, she went to see a psychiatrist but her mental health journey did not stop there. After seeing multiple mental health professionals, enduring disastrous group therapy...
2021-11-0431 minBounce McMasterMathura Mahendren on Changing Relationships and Your Body's ResponseMathura Mahendren was the first in her immediate family to have attended university. She found that the transition to university was difficult, but not necessarily due to the schoolwork. How do you find your people amongst so many people? How much freedom do I really want? Do I really want to pull all-nighters? How do you manage your identity when it feels like home and university are two different worlds? How much can I tell my parents about my life without stressing them out?
If anything, sometimes completing schoolwork was almost a relief, especially when Mathura was...
2021-10-2840 min
LuxEpisode 9: Interview with Dr. West-Mays (Glaucoma)In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Judith West-Mays, who is the assistant dean of the medical science graduate program at McMaster University and a professor of pathology and molecular medicine under the faculty of Health Sciences, to talk about glaucoma, ocular diseases, the research scene, and more!
2021-10-2143 minBounce McMasterDr. Deborah Sloboda on Being Seen as a Whole Person Who Has a Life Outside of the LabDr. Deborah Sloboda is currently a well-known researcher in fetal and maternal physiology. If you don’t find the advice, “don’t be a superwoman” helpful, Dr. Sloboda would agree with you. Dr. Sloboda defended her PhD thesis (while heavily pregnant) at the University of Toronto, and moved to Australia for a Postdoctoral Fellowship (PDF). Having her baby in a different country was a challenge in itself, but the bigger ongoing challenge was being seen as a whole person, who has a life outside of the lab. At the time of her PDF, Dr. Sloboda was the only female PhD scie...
2021-10-2141 min
BrainwavesEpisode 6: Back to Mac iBioMed Edition!Are you a new or returning iBioMed student? If so, this is the episode for you!
Join iBioMed Ambassadors and hosts, Yumna and Sam, as they share everything you need to know about returning to campus.
This includes:
The best places to grab a bite on or around campus
Best libraries and study spaces
How to get around Hamilton (Presto passes and bus routes)
Clubs and teams
And more!
Whether you're a new McMaster iBio student, or returning to campus after a year, there's something for everybody in this episode!
Want...
2021-10-0848 minBounce McMasterDr. Mat Savelli on Slowing Down and Reflecting on What You're Doing and WhyDr. Mat Savelli loved school, and this didn’t change when he was doing his bachelor’s degree at McMaster University. What did change was his relationship with his parents, siblings, and girlfriend. In response, he continued to focus on school until he realized in third year that that too would be ending soon, leaving him uncertain of many things including which continent he'd be living in. Now, reflecting back on this time period, Dr. Savelli would want to tell his younger self three things: 1) There isn’t something wrong with you; 2) Slow down, step back, and think about what y...
2021-10-0737 minBounce McMasterZeinab Khawaja's Spoken Word PieceIn this powerful spoken word piece, Zeinab Khawaja shares an intimate recounting of some of the events she discusses in her podcast. She shares the journey that she endured as she entered her arranged marriage and found the courage to leave that marriage.
Please note, this spoken word piece contains content about sexual assault.
For more information, please check out our website (www.okanagan.mcmaster.ca/bounce-at-mcmaster) or follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter (@bouncemcmaster)! We would also love to hear from you! Please send us a message on any of our social media...
2021-10-0104 minBounce McMasterZeinab Khawaja on Finding the Courage to Reach Out for SupportFollow Zeinab as she describes how she puts different parts of her identity together during her time as an undergraduate student at McMaster. Zeinab had a great time at Welcome Week and would make some close friends in her first year. Eventually in first year, she would open up to a few people about what had happened a few days before Welcome Week - her wedding for her arranged marriage. Zeinab’s story highlights how the act of sharing your story is healing. She reminds us that “even if you don’t feel like you deserve it, even if you’re...
2021-10-0135 minBounce McMasterMini Episode: Welcome to Bounce!Welcome to Bounce! In this short episode, you'll get to know Dr. Catharine Munn, the Bounce project leader. She'll walk you through her inspiration for Bounce, how she hopes Bounce will help the McMaster University community, and even stories of the furry friend that helped her through the pandemic.
For more information, please check out our website (www.okanagan.mcmaster.ca/bounce-at-mcmaster) or follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter (@bouncemcmaster)! We would also love to hear from you! Please send us a message on any of our social media accounts or send an email to bounce...
2021-09-2209 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 11: ConnectionIn Modcast 11, host Rafael McMaster takes listeners and viewers through the final formal Creative Wisdom Tool: Connection. Rafael will introduce three different forms of connection, and the role it plays for you, and its importance not just for you, but for everyone around you. If you enjoy this please share with a friend!
2021-06-2310 min
You Didn't Need To Know This... with Caden McMaster and Sydney Wilfong#5 - Mrs. Anderson and Ms. Rogan are not the same personOn the fifth episode of You Didn't Need To Know This... co-hosts Caden McMaster and Sydney Wilfong speak with guidance counselors, Mrs. Anderson and Ms. Rogan. They speak about Disney movies, growing up, and how they have gotten mixed for the other person.
2021-05-1229 minThe Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge2.5 Homeless Health | Medicine | Feeling Motivated with Dr. Claire BodkinA sit-down chat with Dr. Claire Bodkin, an inspiring Hamilton leader and physician working to promote equity and make the world a better place.
Claire Bodkin is a queer femme, community organizer, and resident physician in Family Medicine at McMaster University. As a family doctor-in-training, her clinical and research interests are the care of people who use drugs, people who experience incarceration, and people who are queer and trans. She is a co-organizer with Hamilton Social Medicine Response Team (known as HAMSMaRT), who has been working with Hamilton’s harm reduction group Keeping Six to support the needs...
2021-05-0533 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 10: ForgivenessIn this episode of the New Normal Modcast, our host, Rafael McMaster, takes viewers and listeners through the 6th Creative Wisdom Tool: Forgiveness. Rafael offers a heart-lightening perspective on resentment and accountability, and takes us through an interactive Forgiveness exercise. We hope you enjoy! And if you do, please share with a friend.
2021-04-2411 minYou Didn't Need To Know This... with Caden McMaster and Sydney Wilfong#2 - A trip down memory lane with Mrs. BenderOn the second episode of You Didn't Need To Know This... co-hosts Caden McMaster and Sydney Wilfong talk with Math teacher Mrs. Bender regarding her early life and career. Bender takes us through her first years of teaching at the high school and how the pandemic has affected her and her students.
2021-04-2229 min
LuxEpisode 4: Interview with Dr. Brian Coombes (Crohn's Disease | IBD)In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Brian Coombes who is a Professor and Chair of the Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences Medicine at McMaster University who has a research focus on food-borne infections from intestinal pathogens like Salmonella and E. coli, and on how these pathogens can lead to an increased risk of developing chronic gastrointestinal disorders such as Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis.
2021-04-2248 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 9: CompassionIn Modcast 9, host Rafael McMaster takes viewers and listeners through our fifth Creative Wisdom Tool: Compassion. Rafael breaks down an elevated experience of compassion, honoring each other's souls, the role of empathy, and compassionate communication. We sincerely hope you enjoy, and if you do, please share this with a friend.
2021-04-1708 minYou Didn't Need To Know This... with Caden McMaster and Sydney Wilfong#1 - Are Mrs. Hetrick and Mr. Chywski REALLY related?Welcome to the very first episode of You Didn't Need to Know This... A new Mountain Echo Podcast with co-hosts Caden McMaster and Sydney Wilfong. In this episode, we explore the surprising revelation that Mrs. Hetrick and Mr. Chywski are supposedly siblings. They take us through their childhood together and their early experiences when it comes to teaching.
2021-04-1529 minGet Uncomfortable008: Christian McMaster | Dealing With Loss, EMDR Therapy, Leaving A Legacy, & Protecting Yourself & OthersSend us a textToday's episode is with my brother, Christian McMaster. This is an episode that ranges far and wide for topics covered. We talk about dealing with the loss of a family member, EMDR therapy to process trauma, controlling your nervous system, why we practice jiu-jitsu, wrestling, & Muay Thai to be more physically capable and allow us to protect ourselves and others if ever necessary.There's tons of little nuggets & pearls throughout so we hope you enjoy the show! Be sure to head over to EnlightenedAthlete.com to get t...
2021-04-1552 min
LuxEpisode 3: Interview with Dr. John Turnbull (ALS)In this episode, we sit down with Dr. John Turnbull who is a Professor of Medicine at McMaster University with a research focus on ALS - having published multiple papers surrounding the subject, to discuss the challenges and developments faced in current ALS research and treatment.
2021-04-1055 min
Big Ideas for a Changing WorldManaging flood risk in Canada and advocating equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) at McMaster with Paulin CoulibalyMcMaster Civil Engineering and School of Earth, Environment & Society Professor, Paulin Coulibaly talks about managing flood risk in Canada, working with Global Water Futures and advocating for EDI at McMaster.
Coulibaly leads FloodNet, a nation-wide research network funded by NSERC to enhance flood forecasting and management capacity in Canada.
Coulibaly is also affiliated with the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health and is developing a more advanced hydrologic modelling tool in Canada as part of the Global Water Futures project.
Coulibaly is part of the African Caribbean Faculty Association...
2021-04-0830 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 7: IntentionHello! You have arrived at Modcast 7. Host, Rafael McMaster, will be taking you, and other viewers and listeners through the power of Intention Setting, and he will be sharing the three steps he uses to set intentions and manifest things into his life. Thank you for watching! If you love this, please share it with a friend!
2021-03-1911 minThe Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge2.4 Handling the Pandemic | How to Put Yourself First with Dr. Firas KhalidWe need to reconstruct how we think of failure. We need to put ourselves first during this pandemic and find joy in the smallest of instances. Why are we so hard on ourselves? How can we adjust our mindset to positively think about our future and our careers? Join our host Shania Bhopa in one of the most inspiring episodes yet as she chats with Dr. Firas Khalid on all things covid-19, self-care, and finding your purpose.
Ahmad Firas Khalid is a medical doctor and a Ph.D. graduate from the Health Policy Ph.D. at McMaster U...
2021-03-1736 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldWill McMaster return to campus this fall? (Part 2 with Ishwar K. Puri and Susan Tighe)In Part 2 of this conversation, we reflect on more lessons learned in virtual teaching and learning, and McMaster's Provost Susan Tighe answers the question that's on all our minds: Will we return to campus this fall, and how?
Joining John Preston, Associate Dean for Research & External Relations are Ishwar K. Puri, McMaster’s Dean of Engineering; and Susan Tighe, McMaster’s Provost and Vice-President, Academic, and also a member of the Faculty of Engineering.
Produced by Jessie Park. Edited by Dan Kim.
Follow @mcmastereng on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more upda...
2021-02-1824 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 6: AwarenessIn our 6th modcast, host Rafael McMaster takes viewers and listeners through the second Creative Wisdom Tool - Awareness. Rafael will share some of his experiences finding peace and clarity through awareness, and an analogy that helps us distinguish ourselves from our thoughts. Enjoy!
2021-02-1313 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 5: AcceptanceIn our fifth Modcast, host Rafael McMaster introduces Viewers and Listeners to the first Creative Wisdom Tool: Acceptance. The swiss army knife of wisdom tools, Acceptance can be used in almost any situation we find ourselves in. The moment we accept Reality as Reality, we can move on to finding a solution. We hope this video finds who needs it. If you really loved it, we'd love you to show a friend, and subscribe. Or don't, we accept that. :)
2021-02-0610 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldLessons learned in 2020 and plans for 2021, with Ishwar K. Puri and Susan TigheIn the first episode of 2021, we reflect on the biggest lessons McMaster Engineering learned in 2020 in online teaching and learning.
Joining John Preston, Associate Dean for Research & External Relations are Ishwar K. Puri, McMaster’s Dean of Engineering; and Susan Tighe, McMaster’s Provost and Vice-President, Academic, and also a member of the Faculty of Engineering.
Stay tuned for Part 2, where we discuss what the future of engineering education holds, and our Provost answers the question that’s on all our minds: will we return to campus in the fall, and how?
Prod...
2021-02-0432 minThe Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge2.1 Lessons from Dr. Karen Mossman | Positive Mindset during a PandemicWelcome to Season 02: Lessons from Global Leaders.
The global pandemic has impacted each community in unique ways and cultivated long-lasting changes at individual and systemic levels. This season the Global Health Collective aims to inspire youth by diving into the perspectives of some of the meaningful faces behind impactful changes in our local communities.
In this episode, Dr. Karen Mossman discusses career, mindset, and how to be confident in your goals. You may know Dr. Karen Mossman from her role in leading the team that helped isolate SARS-CoV-2 from Canadian patients and is actively working on...
2021-02-0336 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 4: Finding A Higher PowerIn our fourth Modcast, host Rafael McMaster asks viewers and listeners a big question - "What Controls the Universe?" - and discusses the importance of developing our own relationship to a higher power. We sincerely hope you enjoy and find value in this, and if you feel so inclined, we'd love you to share this with anyone you think it may resonate with. :)
2021-01-3011 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 3: The Creative Wisdom ToolsIn our third modcast, host Rafael McMaster introduces and explains the mission of his 'Creative Wisdom Tools Program' - a youth arts program that teaches students how to use the tools of Acceptance, Awareness, Intention, Compassion, Forgiveness, Gratitude, Acceptance, and Soul Esteem to transform . May this bring you a little hope, warmth, and inspiration.
2021-01-2810 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 2: Five Streams of ImpressionsOur host Rafael McMaster offers an organizational system for consciousness - 'The 5 Streams of Impressions' (Senses, Thinking, Emotional Body, the Field and the Heart). The model provides a pathway to the state of being physically present, spiritually aware, mentally focused, and emotionally calm.
2021-01-2012 minthe NEW NORMAL ModcastModcast 1: Introduction to the NEW NORMALIn Episode 1 of our modcast (mixed media modern podcast), host Rafael McMaster introduces himself and the mission of this program - to share fresh perspectives, tools, and insights for a NEW NORMAL.
2021-01-1609 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldWhat PPE experts want you to know about cloth face masksWhat’s the best cloth mask for the public to use? How can PPE be made to be more sustainable? Can imperfect use of imperfect masks still reduce COVID-19 spread?
Four experts from McMaster’s Centre of Excellence in Protective Equipment and Materials (CEPEM) answer frequently asked questions about cloth masks, and how they’re working with industry partners to improve the next generation of PPE in Canada:
Catherine Clase – Associate Professor, Medicine, McMaster University; Nephrologist, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton.
Charles De Lannoy – Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering, McMaster University.
Myrna Dolovich – Professor, Med...
2020-12-1449 min
BrainwavesEpisode 1: The Kids Are AlrightJoin our hosts Amreen Mander (Level 3 Electrical and BME) and Danny Al-Sammak (Level 2 Electrical and BME) as they discuss how current iBioMed students are adjusting to the online learning environment. Joining the discussion is Dr. Mohamed H. Bakr, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at McMaster University. Dr. Bakr explains how he keeps his students motivated and provides insights on what he thinks the university experience will look like in the future.
First-year iBioMed student Abby McEwan also joins the discussion and shares her perspectives about online learning. How has this new virtual environment been for first-year i...
2020-12-0327 minThe Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge1.3 UN75: Climate Crisis - A Race We Can Win TOGETHER with Josipa PetrunicThis episode will leave you feeling more confident, and motivated than ever before. Yes, it will change your mind, the way you frame your thoughts, and the position you chose to play in the global landscape.
Host Shania Bhopa discusses the ways young people can understand the world's most pressing issues including the climate crisis with Dr. Josipa Petrunic.
Discussing politics, economics, the gender gap, education, and female empowerment - this episode has us left SPEECHLESS.
Dr. Josipa Petrunic, President & CEO of the Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium. She is leading the for...
2020-12-0236 min
BrainwavesEpisode 0: Welcome to Brainwaves!Let's get this started! Meet the hosts of Brainwaves: Yumna, Sam, Amreen, Danny, Dabeer and Sarah. They'll be bringing you the official podcast of McMaster University's iBioMed Program. Join them on a monthly basis to learn from guest speakers and get insights into iBioMed. If you're interested in Health, Engineering, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, this is the podcast for you!
2020-11-2702 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldFrom eye to lung: Testing COVID-19 drugs with novel technology for eye medicationsWhat if eye drops and injections used to treat eye diseases could be made to last longer in the eye, improving patient outcomes and reducing visits to the doctor? What if this drug delivery method could be applied to the lung, potentially improving outcomes for COVID-19 patients?
In Episode 8, hear how McMaster engineers at the Sheardown Lab are doing just that.
Guests:
Heather Sheardown, a professor in Chemical Engineering and Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Opthalmic Biomaterials
Fran Lasowski, the executive director for the C20/20 Innovation Hub and PhD graduate in...
2020-11-2700 minThe Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge1.2 Hunger and Poverty - How Can We Make Change? With Dr. Tina MoffatDid you know there is food insecurity in your own neighborhood? What can you do to change that? and what ARE you going to do about it?
Join Dr. Tina Moffat as she discusses how to gain confidence in your abilities and seek to make sustainable change in your own community.
During this episode - Shania Bhopa and Dr. Moffat analyze the disparities that exist within Hamilton to understand how local issues are global issues, particularly hunger, and poverty.
Youth today need to take action and utilize their digital platforms to create change. Dr...
2020-11-1830 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldThe future of engineering education, according to global expertsWhat are the challenges and advantages of e-learning? How will innovation culture shift? How can we make the most of the transformations to education that were required by the pandemic, but may carry on into the future?
In this episode, we play back a virtual panel discussion led by John Preston during this year's Global Engineering Deans Council (GEDC) Industry Forum.
Special thanks to our panelists for their insights, and GEDC and Petrus for organizing the GEDC Industry Forum in partnership with McMaster Engineering.
Guests:
Joris Melkert, Director of Education in the...
2020-11-0600 minThe Global Health Collective - With a Local Edge1.1 How to Tackle the World's Most Pressing Issues TODAY With Dr. Bonny IbhawohAlthough 2020 hasn't been the year we envisioned Dr. Bonny Ibhawoh is here to encourage you to take action today. No matter what discipline you are from we can all play our part in actively making sustainable change. Get ready to leave feeling inspired, and ready to tackle the world's most pressing issues. Together we can and we will.
Dr. Ibhawoh is and professor and Senator William McMaster Chair in Global Human Rights at McMaster University, Canada. He is currently the Director of the Centre for Human Rights and Restorative Justice at McMaster University. He Chairs the United...
2020-11-0430 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldThe road to making 1 million face shields, with MMRI and WhitebirdHear how the McMaster Manufacturing Research Institute (MMRI) and Hamilton-based packaging company, Whitebird, teamed up to swiftly produce face shields for thousands of Canadian frontline workers since the start of the pandemic.
Guests:
Simon Oomen-Hurst, MMRI’s program manager
Peter Tamminga, Whitebird’s operations manager
Interviewed by: John Preston
Produced by: Jessie Park
Edited by: Dan Kim
2020-10-2000 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldSimulating virus spread and campus re-opening scenarios using network scienceWhat if we could create digital twins of cities and test how different re-opening scenarios will affect the city's population and infrastructure systems? Using network science, machine learning, systems analysis and optimization, McMaster researchers have created CityDNA, a technology that can do just that. They recently received funding from McMaster's COVID-19 Fund to use this technology to inform McMaster's re-opening plans.
GUESTS:
Wael El-Dakhakhni, professor in civil engineering and the McMaster School of Computational Science and Engineering.
Zoe Li, assistant professor in civil engineering.
2020-09-2332 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldWorking with vaccine manufacturers to get stable, cost-effective vaccines to remote parts of the worldLast year, a team of McMaster researchers made headlines with their invention which allows vaccines to be stored safely and affordably for weeks at a time at temperatures up to 40C.
Now, Carlos Filipe, co-author of the research paper is part of a five-person startup company called Elarex Inc. bringing this technology to market, opening the doors for life-saving anti-viral vaccines to reach remote and impoverished parts of the world. He is also the chair of Chemical Engineering at McMaster University.
Research Engineer Sahar Esmaeili Samani also shares her journey from graduate student to starting...
2020-08-2825 min
Exploring EducationWashington Reopening Plan 2020This episode features a talk given by Andrea Bittick, Principal, and Sara McMaster, Assistant Principal at Washington Elementary School in Redondo Beach Unified School District. The talk highlights details of what parents, students, staff and community members can expect as we prepare to reopen our school in 100% distance learning for the start of the 2020-2021 school year.
2020-08-1731 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldMaking surfaces repellent to bacteria and viruses with Repel WrapWhat if frequently touched surfaces like food packaging, door handles and bus railings could be coated with a plastic that repels bacteria and viruses?
McMaster engineers Leyla Soleymani and Tohid Didar, the lead creators of a self-cleaning plastic wrap called Repel Wrap, are working towards making this technology widely available. After confirming its effectiveness against viruses similar in structure to COVID-19, the team of engineers and health scientists are now testing the surface with the COVID-19 virus.
Guests:
Leyla Soleymani, Associate Professor and Canada...
2020-08-1426 minBig Ideas for a Changing WorldInnovating masks and protective gear for healthcare workersEarly in the COVID-19 pandemic, engineers at McMaster joined forces with physicians upon realizing the urgent need for local solutions to personal protective equipment shortages. Just months later, McMaster University is now home to an established network of engineers, clinicians, local manufacturers and companies dedicated to advancing personal protective equipment products in Canada. How did this collaboration get off the ground, and what's next for advancing PPE in Hamilton and Canada?
Guests: Ravi Selvaganapathy, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and McMaster School of Biomedical Engineering
Dr. Alison Fox-Robichaud, Professor in the Department of Medicine at McMaster...
2020-06-2946 min