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https://carleton.ca/sce/wp-content/uploads/sites/195/AGharibResized.jpg650599 Anastassia Gharib, Ph.D. student of Professor Mohamed Ibnkahla, wins the 2019 IEEE Canada Women In Engineering Prize. The purpose of IEEE Canada Women In Engineering Prize is to recognize excellence in […]