MedTech Science to Society E8: A Conversation with UCT MedTech intern, Jemila Abdulai
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Welcome to the latest episode of “Science to Society,” UCT MedTech’s flagship series powered by the NRF SARChI Chair in Biomedical Engineering and Innovation. This platform is all about bringing to light the innovative minds and breakthrough projects in the world of healthcare technology.
In this episode, we are excited to feature Jemila Abdulai, an MEng Biomedical Engineering student from the University of Toronto, who spent the last few months interning at UCT MedTech. Jemila shares her incredible journey, focusing on her work with the ADL Arm, a functional below-elbow prosthetic arm designed to transform lives through affordable, accessible technology. Her insights offer an inspiring glimpse into the future of biomedical engineering and how young innovators like herself are shaping global healthcare.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the South African National Research Foundation, MerSETA, the Department of Science and Innovation, the Technology Innovation Agency, and the University of Cape Town for making this series and our research possible.
In this episode, we are excited to feature Jemila Abdulai, an MEng Biomedical Engineering student from the University of Toronto, who spent the last few months interning at UCT MedTech. Jemila shares her incredible journey, focusing on her work with the ADL Arm, a functional below-elbow prosthetic arm designed to transform lives through affordable, accessible technology. Her insights offer an inspiring glimpse into the future of biomedical engineering and how young innovators like herself are shaping global healthcare.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the South African National Research Foundation, MerSETA, the Department of Science and Innovation, the Technology Innovation Agency, and the University of Cape Town for making this series and our research possible.
