Event

McGill Design Day 2024

Wednesday, April 3, 2024 11:00to16:00
Hotel Omni Mont-Royal, 1050 Sherbrooke St. W, Montreal, QC, CA
Poster for McGill Design Day with red and black text on a white background featuring a 3D grid pattern and Faculty of Engineerin logo. Text: Capston Projects Exhibition / Exposition de Project Capstone / April 3, 2024 / Le 3 avril 2024 / 11:00am to 4:00pm / 11h00 a 16h00 / Hotel Omni Mont-Royal (1060 Shebrooke O.)
Prof. Prahl Wittberg standing, hair in a ponytail and wearing a black blazer and grey shirt

McGill Design Day showcases engineering design projects and celebrates the achievements of our students in the fields of: engineering design, aerospace, biomaterial, electronics, bioengineering, resource management, software engineering, sustainability, thermodynamics/ thermofluids, vehicular technologies, virtual reality, 3d printing, machine learning, manufacturing, power and electricity, and robotics.

Come out and meet the new generation of McGill Faculty of Engineering designers, innovators, and entrepreneurs!

Event Details

April 3, 2023 

11:00AM – 12:15PM Special Guest Lecture: Prof. Lisa Prahl Wittberg (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm) 
12:30 – 4:00PM Student Exhibition 

Hotel Omni Mont-Royal (1050 Sherbrooke St. W.) 

Note: The venue is wheelchair accessible. If you require any accommodations, please contact the medtec.design [at] mcgill.ca (Design Day team).



Guest Lecture Abstract
Prof. Lisa Prahl Wittberg (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm)

The core of Prof. Prahl Wittberg’s research is fluid dynamics, with a focus on complex fluids
commonly found in the human body (such as blood) and aimed at enhancing the
physical understanding of flow physics in order to enable better treatment in different clinical
applications such treatment with ECMO, respirators and dialysis. Her research
group seeks to develop tools and methods to advance the understanding of underlying
processes, such as modelling and early detection of the
development of thromboembolic pathologies in clinical situations. This work is of both
numerical and experimental character and is carried out in close collaboration with clinical
partners.

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