Hughlings Jackson Lecture 2026: Behaviour, Brain Computation, and Evolution
Established in 1935, the Hughlings Jackson Lecture is The Neuro’s premier scientific lecture. It honours the legacy of British neurologist John Hughlings Jackson (1835-1911) who pioneered the development of neurology as a medical specialty. A reception will follow for registered attendees.
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McGill Chemical Society Seminar Series- Raphaële Clément: A Peek Inside Batteries: Unraveling Redox and Ion Transport processes with Magnetic Resonance
Batteries are essential to the global transition toward sustainable energy, yet the development of new battery materials remains challenging. Despite decades of research, only a limited set of electrode materials has reached widespread use. One reason is the exceptional complexity of the coupled structural and redox processes that take place during charge and discharge, and the difficulty of linking these atomic scale processes to device-level performance.
The Foundation Series: Skills for Strategic Procrastination
The Foundation Series is a series of 4 short skill-based workshops for academic success with a particular focus on mental health and well-being. Come ask your questions, learn new skills, and find out what resources are available to students! Each session is 45 minutes. Sign up for 1 or all 4. Having difficulty getting started? Do you find yourself putting off tasks? This workshop will help you learn strategies to reduce procrastination and increase productivity.
Science Education Exchange: Evaluating Blended Learning in Undergraduate Statistics Education
Speaker: Dr. Tharshanna Nadarajah, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, McGill University
Join us to learn about a blended learning model implemented in an undergraduate statistics course. Using a mixed-methods survey, the study evaluates student engagement, self-regulated learning, conceptual understanding, and perceived learning gains. Findings suggest that the blended model supports deeper statistical thinking while preserving the benefits of face-to-face instruction.
Homecoming: Discoveries That Matter: Faculty of Science Homecoming Breakfast & Lecture
Join Dean Alanna Watt and fellow alumni, students, faculty, and friends of the Faculty of Science for a morning of connection, discovery, and inspiration during Homecoming.
Homecoming: Biology Lab Tours and Reception
Come see the brand-new West wing of the Stewart Biology Building and go behind the scenes of McGill Biology labs! See dinosaur fossils being prepared, explore 3D printing and drone tech, check out ancient stromatolites, watch live-cell imaging, and learn about bacteria. Guided tours of participating labs will showcase facilities, equipment, and ongoing projects, with professors and students on hand to answer questions.
Homecoming: Earth & Planetary Sciences 2026 Homecoming Wine and Cheese
Come celebrate Homecoming with the Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS) Department! Reconnect with former classmates and catch up with current students, faculty and staff while enjoying refreshments together. We welcome all members of the EPS community, including alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of the department.
Focus & Flow: Co-working for MA students in the Faculty of Science
Focus & Flow is a monthly two-hour co-working session for Master's students in the Faculty of Science. Whether you're working on coursework, research, writing, data analysis, or thesis-related tasks, this dedicated space offers time to make meaningful progress alongside peers.
Event McGill Chemical Society Seminar Series- François P. Gabbaï: Carbenium ligands in transition metal and main group chemistry
This presentation will focus on our endeavors in the chemistry of ambiphilic platforms featuring a carbenium ion as the electron-poor functionality. Our studies of such platforms as ligands for transition metals will showcase their ability to support unusual metal-to-carbon dative interactions and influence the catalytic and photoredox properties of the transition-metal center.
The Foundation Series: Skills for Managing Test Anxiety
The Foundation Series is a series of 4 short skill-based workshops for academic success with a particular focus on mental health and well-being. Come ask your questions, learn new skills, and find out what resources are available to students! Each session is 45 minutes. Sign up for 1 or all 4.
Startup Finances
In this workshop, you'll learn how venture capitalists (VCs) typically value an early-stage innovation-driven venture. To do that we'll go through and give examples on how to forecast sales and how to set pricing, how to forecast expenses and how to figure out the amount of capital needed to finance your business. We'll also explore some of the more common sources of cash from both public institutions and private organisations.
The Foundation Series: Skills for Building Atomic Habits
The Foundation Series is a series of 4 short skill-based workshops for academic success with a particular focus on mental health and well-being. Come ask your questions, learn new skills, and find out what resources are available to students! Each session is 45 minutes. Sign up for 1 or all 4.
FOCUS & FLOW: For Master's Students in the Faculty of Science
Focus & Flow is a monthly two-hour co-working session for Master's students in the Faculty of Science. Whether you're working on coursework, research, writing, data analysis, or thesis-related tasks, this dedicated space offers time to make meaningful progress alongside peers.
Startup Funding
Now that you have a grasp on how much money you need, this workshop will focus on the "deal". You'll learn what a venture capital fund is, its structure and how they operate, and what venture capitalists (VCs) look for in an early-stage innovation-driven venture. You'll also learn about the typical elements of a term sheet in connection with equity investments and simple agreements for future equity (SAFEs), and caveats when raising money.
FOCUS & FLOW: For Master's Students in the Faculty of Science
Focus & Flow is a monthly two-hour co-working session for Master's students in the Faculty of Science. Whether you're working on coursework, research, writing, data analysis, or thesis-related tasks, this dedicated space offers time to make meaningful progress alongside peers.