As a child, Senia McPherson would wake up feeling anxious on Christmas mornings because of the worry that Santa may not have visited her house. McPherson’s biological father abandoned the family when she was young, leaving her mother to raise three children on partial social assistance in low-income rental housing in Edmonton.
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A former team of NAIT biomedical engineering technology students has won the 2023 ASET Capstone Project of the Year Award. The award is given out annually by the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET). Former NAIT students Frank Gauthier, McKenna Bentley and Megan Bauer received the award for developing a portable, cost-effective solution to gait analysis.
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Is there an effective way to filter microplastics from seawater? For their exploration of some fresh options, including coffee grounds, an all-women former team of SAIT chemical laboratory technology students has been recognized as a finalist for the Capstone Project of the Year Award, which is presented annually by the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET).
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Is there a warm, fuzzy approach to ensuring a sleeping child’s well-being? An all-women former team of NAIT biomedical engineering technology students has identified it, transforming a teddy bear into a device that can monitor a sleeping child and inform the parents of specific problems that could impact quality of sleep.
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Two former SAIT petroleum engineering technology students have received a provincial honour for a project that may save downtime in the oil and gas industry and ultimately leave a smaller carbon footprint.
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Is a computer software program as effective as a wind tunnel when testing air flow around an object? That was the question asked by a former team of Lethbridge College engineering design and drafting technology (EDDT) students that was recently recognized as a finalist for the Capstone Project of the Year Award, a provincial honour given out annually by the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET).
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Daniel Sayfullin, a former electronics engineering technology student from NAIT, has received a provincial honour for artfully recreating the synthesizer sounds that made 1980s music stand apart in a Prophet 5 replica he built from scratch.
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Tippy Tappy Toes (T3), a portable, wireless, low-cost solution to gait analysis that may be used in any environment has earned a former team of NAIT biomedical engineering technology students a place as a provincial finalist for the Capstone Project of the Year Award, which is presented annually by the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET).
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A former team of Lethbridge College students was named a finalist for the Capstone Project of the Year Award, a provincial honour given out annually by the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET).
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For Fort McMurray resident Sharon Lefebvre, Father’s Day is an opportunity for her to take pause and reflect on her beloved father, Donald Elmer Hallonquist, in whose footsteps she followed for her own successful career as a geomatics engineering technologist.
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