Arhona B.

Arhona is a Grade 12 student at Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WCI), Waterloo, ON, Canada. She is passionate about Science and Technology and has been Computing enthusiast since early childhood. She learned Microsoft Small Basic and Scratch as a kid and went ahead in learning Python at Computer Science club. Besides, she has enrolled for HarvardX course “Artificial Intelligence with Python”. She has learned Arduino language (similar to C/C++) as part of high school Robotics Club. She has ranked top in various Science, Mathematics and Technology competitions like Regional Science Fair, Science Olympiad, Caribou Contest, ASSET Talent Search, etc. She published a journal paper titled “Impact Analysis of Skull Fracture and Helmet Prototype Design using 3D-Printed Helmet” for The Canadian Science Fair Journal in Dec, 2020. She also presented her project “Data Scientific Method to Predict and Minimize Traffic Collision” at the Technological Advances in Science, Medicine and Engineering (TASME) conference 2021 organized by University of Toronto.