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DECEMBER 14TH, 2022
By BANU PLUIE
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DECEMBER 13TH, 2022
By BANU PLUIE
I am very proud to have participated in 18th International Congress of Update Cardiology & Cardiovascular #Surgery with two research presentations, and ✨ to be awarded with FocusValve Scholarship ✨
Best regards to #UCCVS committee members and our esteemed Prof. Öztekin Oto.
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FEBRUARY 27TH, 2021
By BANU PLUIE
We talked about cardiovascular engineering and its future. I was honored to be a guest in Future Research Institute. Many thnaks to Coskun Dolanbay.
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NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014
By BANU PLUIE
“- I wanted to be someone that encouraged young women to get involved in math, science, and engineering.”
Today, she’s doing just that.
As a product development engineer in the Medtronic cardiovascular division, Carol has been doing what she loves for more than 25 years. She provided critical technical expertise for the company’s first implantable cardioverter defibrillator and continues to collaborate with engineering teams and physicians to find new ways of doing things.
But on top of her day job, she has taken on another commitment – overseeing the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Initiative at the company.
Beginning in the spring of 2017, Medtronic introduced another opportunity that taps into an often overlooked talent pool. Careers 2.0 is a “returnship” program designed to provide paid internships for female engineers looking to get back into STEM-related careers. Research suggests close to 25 percent of women in engineering careers leave the industry by age 30, citing work culture or family commitments.
“This is a way to bring these talented women back into our technical and managerial ranks,” says Carol. “We are very excited about providing this amazing pool of talent an opportunity at Medtronic.”
“Overall, I want to inspire women,” says Carol. “Whatever your passion is; clean air, fighting hunger, or improving healthcare. Behind the biggest challenges of humanity, there’s an engineer working to find a solution.”
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