I believe everyone can have a purpose and significance in society, and education is the key to reaching one's potential
I have multiple interests, which leads me to pursue experiences in several fields, mostly scientific and cultural. Besides work and academic related activities, I find ways to continue with volunteer work, as well as practice rhythmic gymnastics and remain a member of the national team.
Princeton University, University of Ottawa and Carleton
September 2014
to June 2017
Included Computer Science, Nanotechnology, Electrical engineering Received several grants, including NSERC, International Experience Scholarship, conference grants and awards Published in high-ranking peer reviewed journals Presented at various conferences and workshops (e.g. IEEE, Women in Physics, 3 Minute thesis and others) Mentor of undergraduate laboratory visitors Laboratory representative at Maker Faire, Graduate Interdisciplinary symposium, PhysicsFest, Princeton Speaks MATLAB and Thermo Fisher Innovation Day finals
