Monique Frize

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Monique Frize is a pioneering figure in biomedical engineering and a passionate advocate for women in science and technology. Her research bridges the critical intersection of engineering, medicine, and ethics, with a focus on developing intelligent decision-support systems for clinical environments. Frize’s most-cited work, "Technology and Society" (2012, 4 citations), explores the ethical and social implications of technological advancements, reflecting her dedication to human-centered design. She is renowned for her contributions to neonatal intensive care, where she developed algorithms to predict patient outcomes and reduce medical errors. Beyond her technical achievements, Frize has profoundly impacted the field through her mentorship and advocacy, authoring seminal books on gender equity in engineering, such as *The Bold and the Brave*. Her career, spanning decades, has earned her numerous accolades, including the Order of Canada and the IEEE Canada Women in Engineering Award. Frize’s work not only advances medical technology but also inspires a new generation of diverse engineers to challenge norms and innovate responsibly.