Gregory Wohl
@GRWohl
Associate Prof, McMaster University, Department of Mechanical Engineering, McMaster School of Biomedical Engineering
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McMaster team sending a bit of the Hammer into space thespec.com/news/hamilton-… via @thespec
Congratulations to our Dr. Alison Holloway on her international women in toxicology mentoring award! Her research program on environmental exposures, repro toxicity and Indigenous health has fostered great ideas and collaborations for her trainees and colleagues.
Great to see FendX go public this week!
Congratulations to @fendxtech on listing and trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE). FendX is developing pathogen-repellent surface coatings using technology licensed from the Didar and Soleymani labs at @McMasterU.
Ask a McMaster expert: Net zero carbon campus #BrighterWorld #McMaster brighterworld.mcmaster.ca/articles/ask-a…
![GRWohl's tweet card. Engineering professor Jim Cotton, an expert on sustainable energy, answers questions about McMaster's plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions on campus [...]Read More...](https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/2014444401729183744/8dJqqkdw?format=jpg&name=orig)
Well measured by moonlight: McMaster and NASA team up to create better climate change models #BrighterWorld #McMaster brighterworld.mcmaster.ca/articles/well-…
![GRWohl's tweet card. McMaster Engineering Professor Andrew Gadsden and his research team have built a robotic, autonomous telescope mount to provide NASA with more accurate measurements of moonlight. [...]Read More...](https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/2012648627748106240/EppLtMpY?format=jpg&name=orig)
A legendary duo and a milestone that will never be touched!
Another entry in the storybook of Albert Pujols!
Scientists develop a 'fabric' that turns body movement into electricity: 'Fabric' could one day be integrated into clothes or wearable electronics to power devices on the go sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/…
Researchers develop artificial muscle fibers capable of mimicking human muscles medlifestyle.news/researchers-de…
I just wrapped up a 3-year shift as chair of my department. I learned quite a bit and would like to share. Here are some practical tips that you can easily implement as dept chair or other academic leadership role to help ensure success.🧵
Mechanical engineering professor Andrew Gadsden leads McMaster collaboration with NASA | Department of Mechanical Engineering eng.mcmaster.ca/mech/news/mech…
How a Mac student turned a first-year project into a global success story #BrighterWorld #McMaster brighterworld.mcmaster.ca/articles/liann…
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How a Mac student turned a first-year project into a global success story
Meet Lianna Genovese: Inventor, CEO, Dyson Award winner and proof of concept for the Faculty of Engineering's innovative new approach to teaching - and trusting - students. [...]Read More...
McMaster student Canada's pick for international design competition with 'guided hands' innovation | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/ha…
I am an allergist. Allergy to a vaccine ingredient or the 1st dose is NOT cause for an exemption. It is a relative contraindication to routine vaccination. #CovidVaccine #allergy #Ontario #ThisIsOurShot
It’s wild to me that some people won’t take the vaccines because they aren’t “FDA approved”, but are arguing with the FDA about ivermectin even though it’s hospitalizing people This timeline.
McMaster requires proof of vaccination and mandatory vaccines: A letter from the President and Provost covid19.mcmaster.ca/mcmaster-requi…
Where GTA post-secondary institutions stand on mandatory vaccinations 680news.com/2021/05/28/whe…
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