Lucknow, January 8 :
Juwairiya Siraj Khan, an alumna of City Montessori School, Chowk Campus has
been selected for a PhD position in the Biomedical Science and Engineering
research programme at the Faculty of Medicine with 100% scholarship from the
prestigious Aalborg University of Denmark, bringing laurels to the city. She is
the only candidate from all over the world to bag this position after a rigorous
selection process in the Aage and Johanne Louis-Hansen funded project titled
‘Intelligent hybrid light weight tendon-based arm exoskeleton for severly
disabled individuals’. Her position will be considered as an employment which
will include a stipend of around Rs 45 lacs per annum.
CMS Founder, Dr Jagdish Gandhi expressed delight on her outstanding
achievement and conveyed his gratitude to the teachers of the school, due to
whose selfless efforts, dedication and guidance, the CMS students are making
their mark in the international arena. Crediting her school teachers for her
outstanding achievement, Juwairiya said, “I am indeed fortunate that
destiny appointed CMS to be my institution for higher secondary and senior
secondary education, where I got umpteen opportunities to bring forth my talent
with the support of my teachers. My alma mater, CMS Chowk campus, literally
gave wings to the fire within me’. She further said, ‘I had been a member in
the organizing committee of QUANTA-2011 which helped in my overall personality
development and imbibed in me the confidence to compete and work with highly
intellectual and educated researchers from across the world and represent India
at such an acclaimed international platform.
CMS Chief Public Relations Officer, Shri Hari Om Sharma
informed that Juwairiya was a brilliant student of CMS Chowk campus who
completed her ISC (class 12) with a high percentage and went on to pursue an
undergraduate course in Electronics and Communication Engineering. She thereafter
pursued her Masters in Technology course in Mechatronics. Juwairiya was
accepted for an internship in Biomimetics Robotics and AI Lab at the Indian
Institute of Technology, Guwahati where she worked on Brain Inspired Robotics.
Shri Sharma said that Juwairiya’s accomplishment is a matter of pride for the
entire CMS family.
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