The Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation is committed to creating a world where engineering meets the needs and challenges of society by engaging the skills and talents of both women and men alike. To that end, we are dedicated to attracting women to the engineering profession so they may fully contribute to the development of our society and in so doing, honour the memory of the 14 women from L’ École Polytechnique whose contributions to Canada ended on December 6, 1989.
The Foundation offers up to five $5,000 annual awards to Canadian women in engineering at the undergraduate level. Applicants must already be enrolled full-time in an accredited engineering program at a Canadian university, and cannot be in their final year of study.
Aliya Lakhani is in her 5th year of chemical biomedical engineering co-op at the University of Alberta. She joined the Canadian Center for Welding and Joining (CCWJ) in the Fall of 2014 doing research for her biomed co-op term. Under the mentorship of Dr. Patricio Mendez, she is working on rapid prototyping (3D printing) of pediatric hearts for use in planning cardiac stent surgery in children.
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