Research@McMaster: Research Facilities G-I

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Research Facilities G-I

Research Centres A-C

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Research Facilities A-F

Research Facilities G-I

Research Facilities J-M

Research Facilities N-R

Research Facilities S-Z

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Generalized Electronic Learning Group		With the advent of improved human-computer interaction via network mechanisms for information dissemination directly to students normally enrolled in large classes, GEL members are using WWW concepts and tools to develop multimedia courseware suitable for large introductory Computer Science classes and continuing education delivered via cable to the local community. Collaborative research is under way to design and implement a prototype extensible system for the generation of materials to meet these objectives.

Geographical Information Systems Laboratory		Geographical Information Systems (GIS) is fast becoming one of the most powerful information tools available to businesses, municipalities, provincial governments and the federal civil services. McMaster’s GIS lab undertakes research projects from a variety of disciplines that are in need of GIS analysis and assists in the development of GIS-related curricula for secondary education in Hamilton and vicinity.

Health & Social Services Utilization Research Unit		The Health & Social Services Utilization Research Unit is a group of university-based researchers and community partners dedicated to creating new solutions for problems that challenge health and social services.

Health Information Research Unit		The Health Information Research Unit (HIRU) conducts research in the field of health information science and is dedicated to the generation of new knowledge about the nature of health and clinical information problems, the development of new information resources to support evidence-based health care, and the evaluation of various innovations in overcoming health care information problems.

High Throughput Screening Laboratory		The High Throughput Screening Laboratory provides excellence and innovation in biomolecular screening to meet the needs of a variety of users. The HTS lab is used primarily by McMaster scientists, searching for novel probes to fuel biological and biochemical research initiatives.

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