Welcome to OUR Path to Research, an Office of Undergraduate Research podcast where we explore the vast field of research available to undergraduate students at McMaster University. From quantum computing to ecological field work and new medical advances, we are going to follow the paths of different undergraduate students to learn more about their research, how they got to these positions, and the biggest tips they have for students looking to get involved in research. So stay tuned as your hosts, Isaac Begun and Shanessa Furtado explore all research has to offer.
OUR Path To Research
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Welcome to OUR Path to Research, an Office of Undergraduate Research podcast where we explore the vast field of research available to undergraduate students at McMaster University. From quantum computing to ecological field work and new medical advances, we are going to follow the paths of different undergraduate students to learn more about their research, how they got to these positions, and the biggest tips they have for students looking to get involved in research. So stay tuned as your hosts, Isaac Begun and Shanessa Furtado explore all research has to offer.
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Recent Episodes
April 6, 2026
Human Performance Lab: Research, Exercise, and Human Potential with Dr. Martin Gibala
<p>In this episode of OUR Path to Research, we sit down with Dr. Martin Gibala at the Human Performance Lab at McMaster University to explore the science behind exercise, health, and human potential.</p><p>From molecular mechanisms in skeletal muscle to real-world applications in athletic performance and chronic disease, Dr. Gibala shares how research in exercise physiology translates into meaningful impact.</p><p>We also dive into what makes the Human Performance Lab unique, what a typical day in the lab looks like, and how undergraduate students can get involved in research. Whether you're interested in kinesiology, health sciences, or just want to better understand how exercise affects the body, this episode offers valuable insight into both the science and the pathway into research.</p>
April 1, 2026
AI for Antibiotic Discovery with the Stokes Laboratory
<p>Exciting. Fast-paced. Innovative. Jeremie Alexander and Stewart McLellan, PhD students at the Stokes Laboratory, are part of a team of researchers targeting one of the most pressing problems in modern medicine. They are leveraging AI tools to fight antimicrobial resistance.</p><p><br /></p><p>In today’s podcast episode, we learn how AI is used for drug discovery and how this computational work is translated to experimental trials that have the potential to save millions of lives. We also discuss which skills students should aim to develop to be part of such interesting research projects.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you to Jeremie and Stewart for joining us on the podcast and sharing your knowledge and insights!</p>
March 13, 2026
Engineering the Future of Sustainable Food: Nanomaterials, Alternative Proteins, and Research Pathways
<p>In this episode of the OUR Path to Research Podcast, we speak with Dr. Rakesh Sahu and Daniel Sim about research at the intersection of engineering, sustainability, and alternative proteins. They discuss how nanomaterials and biomaterials contribute to innovations in sustainable food systems, what research in this field looks like in practice, and what students can learn from interdisciplinary work. This conversation also offers insight into joining a research lab, developing transferable skills, and navigating research as a student.</p>
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