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Postdoctoral Associate @HarvardMed | @MITMechE | PhD from @UofT | #MaterialScientist | #MechEngineer

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CTV News@CTVNews·

2 May 2019

Canadian scientists help design new device that creates electricity using snow http://ctv.news/izfQuwK

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Jessica Seifert @JessSeifert·

16 Apr 2019

Harvesting energy from snow?! Gadzooks that's innovative!
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Abdelsalam Ahmed, PhD @abdelsalamry·

15 Apr 2019

Best in snow: New scientific device creates electricity from snowfall https://phys.org/news/2019-04-scientific-device-electricity-snowfall.html via @physorg_com

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Abdelsalam Ahmed, PhD @abdelsalamry·

15 Apr 2019

Best in snow: New scientific device creates electricity from snowfall https://ucla.in/2Gj3SHu

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UCLA Newsroom@UCLAnewsroom·

19 Mar 2019

Scientists create fire-retardant sensors for safety gear in harsh environments. https://ucla.in/2HH7S7g

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Abdelsalam Ahmed, PhD @abdelsalamry·

19 Mar 2019

Scientists create fire-retardant sensors for safety gear in harsh environments https://ucla.in/2HH7S7g

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Abdelsalam Ahmed, PhD @abdelsalamry·

3 Mar 2019

Keeping high-risk workers safer #BrighterWorld #McMaster https://brighterworld.mcmaster.ca/articles/keeping-high-risk-workers-safer/

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Futurism@futurism·

2 Mar 2019

It's powered by motion and can withstand temperatures up to 572 degrees Fahrenheit. https://futurism.com/the-byte/self-powered-sensor-tracks-firefighters

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Abdelsalam Ahmed, PhD @abdelsalamry·

12 Feb 2019

جيل جديد من مستشعرات ذات قدرات فائقة https://www.scientificamerican.com/arabic/articles/news/a-new-generation-of-super-powerful-sensors/?amp via @forscience_ar

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Digital Trends@DigitalTrends·

31 Jan 2019

It's electronic skin?! http://bit.ly/2WqkmoF

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