Department of Biology - McMaster University

Intersession and Linguistics are offering a new course this term, INSPIRE/LINGUIST 3AS3 – Language and Communication in Autism Spectrum Disorder that is open to students in level II or above.

The McMaster Office for the Development of English Language Learners (MODEL) is a free service designed to help both undergraduate and graduate students who may be struggling with the English Language. https://meld.humanities.mcmaster.ca/model/

Looking to improve your English language skills? Check out the MELD Diploma program at McMaster. https://meld.humanities.mcmaster.ca/diploma/

Thank you to everyone who attended the Biology Thesis/Research Info Night. Links to the presentation are available on Teams.

Attention 2021 Biology Graduates. Book your grad photo today!

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We want to welcome all Biology students to the 2020-2021 academic year. With your efforts we know it will be an interesting but successful year.

We encourage everyone to check out McMaster's update COVID-19 website https://covid19.mcmaster.ca/ for more details. We hope to see you on campus in January.

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Intersession Learning is offering three new courses Fall 2020 which are available on Mosaic for registration. Each course section is open to all levels of students. If there are any questions concerning the course, please contact [email protected]

McMaster Biology is excited to embark on a new Lab Adventure with our Summer 2020 BIO1A03-Cell and Molecular Biology students. Students will complete Summer 2020 course labs using AT-HOME LAB KITS that include- FOLDSCOPES!

Jonathan Dushoff, Biology Professor, provides insight into what lies beyond the peak when discussing how to avoid a second wave of coronavirus infections.

The leeway factor: As coronavirus lockdowns lift, how far can we return to normal without triggering a second wave? Determining how much freedom to allow is a question bedevilling politicians and public health officials across the country