Make sure to register to join PhD student Rodin Chermat for the next Lunch Bytes session: "Brachytherapy on-a-chip: Exploring dose-rate sensitivity for translational cancer research". Discover how his innovative platform combines microfluidics and tumor models to explore radiation response and dose-rate sensitivity, opening new possibilities in translational cancer research.

Discover how a major investment in McMaster University's nuclear reactor is helping expand the production of life-saving medical isotopes. Learn how this funding will strengthen cancer care, drive innovation, and reinforce Canada's leadership in nuclear medicine.