US EditionUniversity of Alberta: Innovation through materials science
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University of Alberta: Innovation through materials science
From a young age, Mia Abdulla was curious about how things worked and why they were made the way they were. That drew her to engineering, a field that offers many opportunities. As she explored different paths within it, she was fascinated by how much the world depends on understanding what things are made of and how they perform. From bridges to 3D-printed parts, so many innovations rely on the science of materials. “I once met a materials engi…
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