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URL:/women-in-engineering/events/round-table-wie-leader
 s-may-2024
SUMMARY:Round Table with WiE Leaders May 2024
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWe are thrilled to invite you to our Round Table wi
 th WiE Leaders!\nJoin us for insightful discussions with four UW professor
 s from\ndifferent engineering areas\, who will share their stories and\npe
 rspectives on Academic Workplace Culture. Snacks and refreshments\nprovide
 d! Please register in advance to guarantee your spot.\n\nMeet the panelli
 sts:\n\nANDREA BROOKFIELD\n\nAndrea Brookfield is an Assistant Professor i
 n the Earth and\nEnvironmental Sciences Department at the University of Wa
 terloo. Her\nresearch interests include the development and use of efficie
 nt yet\neffective numerical tools for resource management. Primarily\, she
 \nstudies the use of hydrological models to simulate flow and\ncontaminant
  transport\, including the thermal regime\, for prediction\,\nmanagement\,
  and process investigation.\n\nCHRISTINE MORESOLI\n\nChristine Moresoli is
  a Professor in the Department of Chemical\nEngineering at University of W
 aterloo since 1998. Her research\ninterests are interdisciplinary and have
  focused on food products\,\nfood processing and bioprocess engineering\, 
 specifically the\nsustainability and development of plant-based food produ
 cts\,\nbioproducts\, drinking water and protein membrane separation proces
 ses.\n\nVERONIKA MAGDANZ\n\nVeronika Magdanz is currently Assistant Profes
 sor in the Department of\nSystems Design Engineering at the University of 
 À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ\, supporting\nthe Biomedical Engineering program as a core member
 . Dr. Veronika\nMagdanz is developing wireless small scale magnetic robots
  for\nbiomedical applications. One of the challenges for remotely controll
 ed\nmicrorobots is finding efficient power sources on the microscale.\nVer
 onika Magdanz uses different approaches spanning from biohybrid to\nmagnet
 ic actuation to power these tiny machines.\n\nVALERIE WARD\n\nValerie Ward
  is an assistant professor in the Chemical Engineering\nDepartment at the 
 University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ. Her primary focus is the use\nof microalgae\, meta
 bolic engineering\, and ionic liquid based\nseparations in biological syst
 ems.\n\nDate: May 22nd\, 2024\n\nTime: 12:00pm-1:30pm\n\nLocation: E5-2004
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