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My Sandra Ly takes first prize in the APIBQ student competition for her third-year supervised project
Her work was conducted at the Polystim Neurotechnologies Laboratory under the direction of Professor Mohamad Sawan and the supervision of Amine Miled.
My Sandra Ly, a third-year biomedical engineering student, won first prize in the APIBQ (Association des physiciens et
ingénieurs biomédicaux du Québec) student competition for her supervised project. Titled “Réalisation d'une plateforme de
contrôle reconfigurable pour la manipulation et la détection cellulaire” (Creation of a reconfigurable control platform
for cell manipulation and detection), the project's goal was to develop a laboratory on an implantable chip equipped with an
electronic circuit to allow it to function autonomously and carry out rapid medical diagnoses while allowing the patient to
continue his or her activities.
For the second consecutive year, the APIBQ awarded four prizes to third-year students' projects. My Sandra Ly presented her
work at the APIBQ's annual conference, which took place at the CSSS (health and social services centre) in Trois-Rivières on
June 8.
From left to right: Amine Miled, My Sandra Ly and Mohamad Sawan
Our heartiest congratulations!
