McMaster University is Canada's preeminent academic nuclear research institution and home to the nation's largest nuclear research reactor.
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ALT Three people standing and smiling at the camera. There is a McMaster University logo on the wall behind them.
ALT Three people in white lab coats smile at the camera. They are standing inside a nuclear research reactor and there is a cooling pool behind them.
ALT Two researchers in white lab coats examine a large circular metal apparatus in a laboratory filled with equipment.
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ALT Ten people in lab coats standing on a platform that is suspended over a pool of water inside the McMaster Nuclear Reactor.
ALT Six smiling people in the McMaster Nuclear Reactor.
ALT Join us on March 13, 12-1 p.m., for a Nuclear Resume Workshop, led by Dr. Mike Welland, Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering Physics. Open to McMaster graduate students in nuclear science and engineering, this session will provide helpful tips to enhance your resume, followed by a live resume review and critique. Participants can also attend a follow-up session to help undergrads polish their resumes.
ALT Six people standing and smiling at the camera. They are standing on a raised platform with a blue-tinged reactor pool behind them.
ALT A woman with a lanyard around her neck speaks as six other people look on. They are all standing on a raised platform inside McMaster’s Nuclear Reactor.
ALT (From left to right) Bruce Gaulin, McMaster Distinguished University Professor; Sylvain Charbonneau, president and CEO of the CFI; Andy Knights, vice-president, research (acting); David Farrar, president of McMaster; Susan Tighe, provost and vice-president (Academic); John Barrett, chair of the board of Neutrons Canada and Dave Tucker, assistant vice-president research (Nuclear).
ALT Leveraging existing infrastructure at McMaster in addition to new instruments, the CNBL will support research and development in a wide range of fields — including clean energy technologies, superconductors, and biomaterials for understanding and combating disease.
ALT The McMaster Small Angle Neutron Scattering Facility (MacSANS) will support more than 25 research groups at McMaster and other universities.
