McMaster University Research Snaps

Using Technology to Manage Health

Norm Archer

Using Recuperative Thickening Technology to Boost Biogas Production

David Latulippe

Listening to the Brain When the Body Cannot Speak

John Connolly

Making Humanitarian Action Possible

Andrew Gilbert

Raising Awareness of Human Interconnections with the Sea

Chris Myhr

Mothering with HIV : Experiences of Health and Social Surveillance of Mothers living with HIV

Saara Greene

Social Worker Overload: Using Digital Media for Worker Advocacy

Tara La Rose

A New Wrinkle in Biosensors

Leyla Soleymani

Literary History of Six Nations of the Grand River

Rick Monture

The Costs of Bankruptcy

Jiaping Qiu

Aboriginal Healing Through Community Building

Bonnie Freeman, L. William Lee

The Political Lives of Migrants

Peter Nyers

The History of Infant and Maternal Public Health Care in the British Caribbean

Juanita De Barros

Six Nations Community Health

Sonia Anand

Navigating the Ethics of River Tourism in the Canadian Arctic

Nancy Doubleday

Difficult Inheritances: Placing Memorials of Vancouver's Disappeared Women in Context

Amber Dean

How Indigenous Elder-Youth Relationships Influence Health and Well-Being

Chelsea Gabel

The Right to be Involved

Chris Sinding

Serious Fun at a Jewish Summer Camp

Celia Rothenberg

Effects of Changing Lake Temperatures on Developing Fish Embryos in Lake Huron

Joanna Wilson

A Conversation With the Past Through Modern Mummification

Andrew Wade

Postsecondary Pathways of High School Students with Special Education Needs

Karen Robson

Implementation of a Universal Publicly-Funded Drug Plan is Possible in Canada

Katherine Boothe

PAWSing Student Stress

James Gillett

Serious Fun at a Jewish Summer Camp

Celia Rothenberg

Camp Ben Frankel, a community-based Jewish summer camp, plays a pivotal role in the social development of young Jews and their culture, faith, relationships, community, and identity.
The Gospel of Mark and the Self-Sacrifice of Rulers

Matthew Thiessen

Though the “many for one” political ideology was widespread in the first century CE, the Gospel of Mark, passage 10:45, rejects this ideology. Instead, this type of rule is contrasted with Jesus’s own as the servant king, sacrificing himself (the...
The Context of the Dead Sea Scrolls in the Qumran Library

Daniel Machiela

The Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls comprise a new source of information for ancient Judaism from the fourth to first centuries BCE. These scrolls exhibit a number of characteristics that distinguish them from the Hebrew literature found in the Dead Sea...
Indian Buddhist Monastic Law (Vinaya) Texts in the Gilgit Manuscripts: High-Resolution, Colour Images with Scholarly Appendices

Shayne Clarke

This is the first volume in a new series of books providing unparalleled access to the Buddhist Gilgit manuscripts in their correct order with detailed concordances and bibliographical surveys. The high-resolution, colour images of the Vinaya...
The Importance of Religion for Tea in China

James Benn

Religious ideas, institutions, and individuals throughout history strongly influenced the long lasting significance of tea in Chinese culture.

Serious Fun at a Jewish Summer Camp

The Gospel of Mark and the Self-Sacrifice of Rulers

The Context of the Dead Sea Scrolls in the Qumran Library

Indian Buddhist Monastic Law (Vinaya) Texts in the Gilgit Manuscripts: High-Resolution, Colour Images with Scholarly Appendices

The Importance of Religion for Tea in China