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https://carleton.ca/sce/wp-content/uploads/sites/195/SledgeHockey.jpg754503Systems and Computer Engineering PhD student Alicia Gal describes how she became involved in researching the biomechanics of para hockey, a key sport for Canada at the PyeongChang Paralympics, which are on right now in Korea. The Canadian Team has won all of their games thus far, by decisive margins. That takes hard work (and […]