In this “Women in Engineering” column, we are reprinting a contribution by Prof. Mojgan Daneshmand, University of Alberta (Edmonton, Canada), to honor her memory [S1]. Prof. Daneshmand, her husband, Prof. Pedram Mousavi, and their daughters, Daria and Dorina, were among the 167 passengers and crew members who lost their lives when the Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 752 crashed shortly after takeoff from Tehran, Iran, on 8 January 2020. Prof. Daneshmand was an outstanding electrical-engineering instructor and the Canada Research Chair on radio-frequency sensing and communication. During her career, she received several prestigious international awards, in particular, the 2016 IEEE Antenna and Propagation Society Lot Shafai Distinguished Mid-Career Award, which recognized her contribution to the field of microwave communication and sensing technologies and her accreditation as a role model for women in engineering.

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成为电磁工程师：这不是工作，而是一种生活方式[工程中的女性]

在此“工程中的女性”专栏中，我们转载艾伯塔大学（加拿大埃德蒙顿）Mojgan Daneshmand教授的贡献，以纪念她的记忆[S1]。Daneshmand教授，她的丈夫Pedram Mousavi教授以及他们的女儿Daria和Dorina是乌克兰国际航空公司752号班机于8月从伊朗德黑兰起飞后不久坠毁的167名遇难者中的一员2020年1月。Daneshmand教授是一位杰出的电气工程讲师，也是加拿大射频感应和通信研究主席。在她的职业生涯中，她获得了多个国际著名奖项，特别是2016年IEEE天线和传播学会Lot Shafai杰出中层职业奖，