PhD Chemical Biology Student (Dr. Katherine Bujold Laboratory Group)

Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology

PhD Chemical Biology Student (Dr. Katherine Bujold Laboratory Group)

Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology

PhD Chemical Biology Student (Dr. Ryan Wylie Laboratory Group)

Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology

PhD Chemical Biology Student (Dr. Ryan Wylie Laboratory Group)

Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology

Initially completing my undergrad in physics at the University of Guelph, I came to McMaster in 2019 for my Master’s degree working under the supervision of Dr. Kari Dalnoki-Veress. Enjoying my Master’s research as well as the McMaster campus and community, I decided to continue into a PhD in the same field. My research focuses on the flow of nanoscale systems utilizing polymer thin films. I work on understanding how these nanofilms react when introducing various types of frustrations into multilayered systems.

Initially completing my undergrad in physics at the University of Guelph, I came to McMaster in 2019 for my Master’s degree working under the supervision of Dr. Kari Dalnoki-Veress. Enjoying my Master’s research as well as the McMaster campus and community, I decided to continue into a PhD in the same field. My research focuses on the flow of nanoscale systems utilizing polymer thin films. I work on understanding how these nanofilms react when introducing various types of frustrations into multilayered systems.

Hello, I’m a 2nd year graduate student in the Adronov group! I’m originally from London, Ontario and I graduated from Western University in Integrated Sciences with Chemistry. After seeing the cool research from Alex Adronov’s lab I decided to migrate over to McMaster’s Chemistry department where I now do research in click chemistry with polymers and their interations with single-walled carbon nanotubes. Using tetrazines and trans-cyclooctenes, I modify polymer backbones and their properties on a minute timescale, making these kinds of transformations amazing for industry and further use into electronics! Outside of the lab, I love watching movies and TV shows, and crocheting (A hobby I picked up in quarantine!). I’m a little talkative so I’m always open to a good conversation over some great food!

Hello, I’m a 2nd year graduate student in the Adronov group! I’m originally from London, Ontario and I graduated from Western University in Integrated Sciences with Chemistry. After seeing the cool research from Alex Adronov’s lab I decided to migrate over to McMaster’s Chemistry department where I now do research in click chemistry with polymers and their interations with single-walled carbon nanotubes. Using tetrazines and trans-cyclooctenes, I modify polymer backbones and their properties on a minute timescale, making these kinds of transformations amazing for industry and further use into electronics! Outside of the lab, I love watching movies and TV shows, and crocheting (A hobby I picked up in quarantine!). I’m a little talkative so I’m always open to a good conversation over some great food!

Hi guys! I am a master’s student in Computational Science & Engineering, under the supervision of Dr. Kai Huang. My research focuses on supply chain & inventory management, specifically optimizing the inventory cost using heuristic machine learning algorithms. In my spare time, I usually watch movies, TV series, and documentaries. In Summer, I enjoy swimming, playing volleyball, football, and hanging out with my friends. I am also a huge fan of F1 Grand Prix races!

Hi guys! I am a master’s student in Computational Science & Engineering, under the supervision of Dr. Kai Huang. My research focuses on supply chain & inventory management, specifically optimizing the inventory cost using heuristic machine learning algorithms. In my spare time, I usually watch movies, TV series, and documentaries. In Summer, I enjoy swimming, playing volleyball, football, and hanging out with my friends. I am also a huge fan of F1 Grand Prix races!

Hey there! I am a MSc student in Statistics working under the supervision of Dr. Paul McNicholas. My research focuses on dimension reduction algorithms for mixture model-based clustering when deviations from normality are observed. In my free time, I enjoy listening to true crime podcasts, playing board games, and exploring the city.

Hey there! I am a MSc student in Statistics working under the supervision of Dr. Paul McNicholas. My research focuses on dimension reduction algorithms for mixture model-based clustering when deviations from normality are observed. In my free time, I enjoy listening to true crime podcasts, playing board games, and exploring the city.

Hello! I am a Master’s student in Astronomy working on galaxy evolution with Dr. Laura Parker. My research focuses on the timescales associated with the changes of various galaxy properties as galaxies fall into galaxy clusters. At McMaster I am involved in science outreach through the W.J. McCallion Planetarium, where we run astronomy related shows for the public. Outside of academia I love pottery, baking, embroidery, gardening, and taking long weekend walks around Hamilton!

Hello! I am a Master’s student in Astronomy working on galaxy evolution with Dr. Laura Parker. My research focuses on the timescales associated with the changes of various galaxy properties as galaxies fall into galaxy clusters. At McMaster I am involved in science outreach through the W.J. McCallion Planetarium, where we run astronomy related shows for the public. Outside of academia I love pottery, baking, embroidery, gardening, and taking long weekend walks around Hamilton!

I’m a Ph.D. student in the CSE program. So far my research has mostly evolved around Machine learning and Computer vision. I have several experiences in medical image understanding with the help of machine learning that can help to accelerate the process of patient scanning. In my spare time, I enjoy biking, playing tennis, and hiking while I listen to birds’ songs. I’m always a big fan of books with great ideas and thinking outside of the box. I also like problem-solving; in my opinion, every problem has a solution and I love talking to friends to get new ideas and do problem-solving together.

I’m a Ph.D. student in the CSE program. So far my research has mostly evolved around Machine learning and Computer vision. I have several experiences in medical image understanding with the help of machine learning that can help to accelerate the process of patient scanning. In my spare time, I enjoy biking, playing tennis, and hiking while I listen to birds’ songs. I’m always a big fan of books with great ideas and thinking outside of the box. I also like problem-solving; in my opinion, every problem has a solution and I love talking to friends to get new ideas and do problem-solving together.

Hey there! Born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, I received my Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry here at McMaster University in 2021. During my undergraduate degree, I completed my thesis with the Saravanamuttu group, and decided to stay on as I enjoyed my time here. I am currently a 2nd year master’s student, and my research focuses on generating self-trapped beams of light using a digital projector. Outside the lab, I enjoy playing and watching soccer.

Hey there! Born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, I received my Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry here at McMaster University in 2021. During my undergraduate degree, I completed my thesis with the Saravanamuttu group, and decided to stay on as I enjoyed my time here. I am currently a 2nd year master’s student, and my research focuses on generating self-trapped beams of light using a digital projector. Outside the lab, I enjoy playing and watching soccer.