Michelle is a 1st year PhD student whose research is focused on improving the efficiency of agriculture infrastructure.

What do you like to do for fun?
Growing indoor plants, and has been experimenting with different cuttings and propagation methods!

What drew you to EGS?
I am most excited to excited to build off last year’s projects and continue moving EGS forward. I am looking forward to creating new initiatives for graduate students in the Faculty of Engineering and improving upon existing ones.

Michelle is a 1st year PhD student whose research is focused on improving the efficiency of agriculture infrastructure.

What do you like to do for fun?
Growing indoor plants, and has been experimenting with different cuttings and propagation methods!

What drew you to EGS?
I am most excited to excited to build off last year’s projects and continue moving EGS forward. I am looking forward to creating new initiatives for graduate students in the Faculty of Engineering and improving upon existing ones.

Paramita is a 2nd year PhD student who is working with thin films mainly focusing on the photovoltaic applications.

What do you like to do for fun?
I love to travel, explore new places, meet new people and definitely try new food.

What drew you to EGS?
I have been associated with EGS for quite some time and the sense of belonginng in a graduate engineering community is what draws me back all the time.

Paramita is a 2nd year PhD student who is working with thin films mainly focusing on the photovoltaic applications.

What do you like to do for fun?
I love to travel, explore new places, meet new people and definitely try new food.

What drew you to EGS?
I have been associated with EGS for quite some time and the sense of belonginng in a graduate engineering community is what draws me back all the time.

Preet is a 1st year MEEI student who enjoys learning more about renewable energy, storage and sustainability.

What do you like to do for fun?
I love cycling and trekking.

Preet is a 1st year MEEI student who enjoys learning more about renewable energy, storage and sustainability.

What do you like to do for fun?
I love cycling and trekking.

Gurpreet is a 2nd year MASc student whose research is focused on biomaterials for drug delivery and tissue engineering applications. Her current research involves developing a polymer-based therapeutic drug to combat age-related macular degeneration.

What do you like to do for fun?
Hiking, chasing waterfalls, rollerblading, makeup and trying out new restaurants.

What drew you to EGS?
I am excited to be part of EGS this year and hope to develop valuable initiatives for engineering graduate students. I’m most excited to connect with students in-person this year and advocate for them to ensure they have an enjoyable graduate school experience.

Gurpreet is a 2nd year MASc student whose research is focused on biomaterials for drug delivery and tissue engineering applications. Her current research involves developing a polymer-based therapeutic drug to combat age-related macular degeneration.

What do you like to do for fun?
Hiking, chasing waterfalls, rollerblading, makeup and trying out new restaurants.

What drew you to EGS?
I am excited to be part of EGS this year and hope to develop valuable initiatives for engineering graduate students. I’m most excited to connect with students in-person this year and advocate for them to ensure they have an enjoyable graduate school experience.