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−	<p style="text-align: justify;">      Canberk Bal is currently an Electrical & Computer engineering student in Dalhousie University, Canada. He was born in Izmir, Turkey. During his high school years, Canberk was awarded a major scholarship to study International Baccalaureate in Eastern Mediterranean International School, Ramat Hasharon, Israel. He was taking part in such student clubs for coding, FRC, MUN and also leading the school band as a drummer. Canberk enjoys music as well as his studies. However, entreprenuship had always been his tremendous passion to follow through and use it as a way to engage other people. In this regard, he started to get involved in a program called "Entrepreneurship and Idea Generation" in Israel. Afterwards, his team and Canberk decided to attend for NASA&IBM International space apps hackathon. They were awarded "Most Innovative Team" award and Canberk also received "Galactic Problem Solver" title for his contributions on the project.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">      In Dalhousie, Canberk became the "Engineering Faculty Students Representative" in his first year. Moreover, he was volunteering in many events of an on campus Norman Newman Entrepreneurship Centre for various events. Such as, Canada's Business Model Competition as competition services coordinator. Canberk likes to challange himself by attending hackathons, competitions and conferences happenning on and off campus. He is currently working on a startup called Innovative Ocean Technologies to develop a product that can generate electricity from wave motion as an offshore station in the oceans.</p>	+

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−	Canberk Bal is currently an Electrical & Computer engineering student in Dalhousie University, Canada. He was born in Izmir, Turkey. During his high school years, Canberk was awarded a major scholarship to study International Baccalaureate in Eastern Mediterranean International School, Ramat Hasharon, Israel. He was taking part in such student clubs for coding, FRC, MUN and also leading the school band as a drummer. Canberk enjoys music as well as his studies. However, entreprenuship had always been his tremendous passion to follow through and use it as a way to engage other people. In this regard, he started to get involved in a program called "Entrepreneurship and Idea Generation" in Israel. Afterwards, his team and Canberk decided to attend for NASA&IBM International space apps hackathon. They were awarded "Most Innovative Team" award and Canberk also received "Galactic Problem Solver" title for his contributions on the project.	+	<p style="text-align: justify;">      Canberk Bal is currently an Electrical & Computer engineering student in Dalhousie University, Canada. He was born in Izmir, Turkey. During his high school years, Canberk was awarded a major scholarship to study International Baccalaureate in Eastern Mediterranean International School, Ramat Hasharon, Israel. He was taking part in such student clubs for coding, FRC, MUN and also leading the school band as a drummer. Canberk enjoys music as well as his studies. However, entreprenuship had always been his tremendous passion to follow through and use it as a way to engage other people. In this regard, he started to get involved in a program called "Entrepreneurship and Idea Generation" in Israel. Afterwards, his team and Canberk decided to attend for NASA&IBM International space apps hackathon. They were awarded "Most Innovative Team" award and Canberk also received "Galactic Problem Solver" title for his contributions on the project.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">      In Dalhousie, Canberk became the "Engineering Faculty Students Representative" in his first year. Moreover, he was volunteering in many events of an on campus Norman Newman Entrepreneurship Centre for various events. Such as, Canada's Business Model Competition as competition services coordinator. Canberk likes to challange himself by attending hackathons, competitions and conferences happenning on and off campus. He is currently working on a startup called Innovative Ocean Technologies to develop a product that can generate electricity from wave motion as an offshore station in the oceans.</p>
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 Canberk Bal is currently an Electrical & Computer engineering student in Dalhousie University, Canada. He was born in Izmir, Turkey. During his high school years, Canberk was awarded a major scholarship to study International Baccalaureate in Eastern Mediterranean International School, Ramat Hasharon, Israel. He was taking part in such student clubs for coding, FRC, MUN and also leading the school band as a drummer. Canberk enjoys music as well as his studies. However, entreprenuship had always been his tremendous passion to follow through and use it as a way to engage other people. In this regard, he started to get involved in a program called "Entrepreneurship and Idea Generation" in Israel. Afterwards, his team and Canberk decided to attend for NASA&IBM International space apps hackathon. They were awarded "Most Innovative Team" award and Canberk also received "Galactic Problem Solver" title for his contributions on the project.
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+In Dalhousie, Canberk became the "Engineering Faculty Students Representative" in his first year. Moreover, he was volunteering in many events of an on campus Norman Newman Entrepreneurship Centre for various events. Such as, Canada's Business Model Competition as competition services coordinator. Canberk likes to challange himself by attending hackathons, competitions and conferences happenning on and off campus. He is currently working on a startup called Innovative Ocean Technologies to develop a product that can generate electricity from wave motion as an offshore station in the oceans.
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	Canberk Bal is currently an Electrical & Computer engineering student in Dalhousie University, Canada. He was born in Izmir, Turkey. During his high school years, Canberk was awarded a major scholarship to study International Baccalaureate in Eastern Mediterranean International School, Ramat Hasharon, Israel. He was taking part in such student clubs for coding, FRC, MUN and also leading the school band as a drummer. Canberk enjoys music as well as his studies. However, entreprenuship had always been his tremendous passion to follow through and use it as a way to engage other people. In this regard, he started to get involved in a program called "Entrepreneurship and Idea Generation" in Israel. Afterwards, his team and Canberk decided to attend for NASA&IBM International space apps hackathon. They were awarded "Most Innovative Team" award and Canberk also received "Galactic Problem Solver" title for his contributions on the project.		Canberk Bal is currently an Electrical & Computer engineering student in Dalhousie University, Canada. He was born in Izmir, Turkey. During his high school years, Canberk was awarded a major scholarship to study International Baccalaureate in Eastern Mediterranean International School, Ramat Hasharon, Israel. He was taking part in such student clubs for coding, FRC, MUN and also leading the school band as a drummer. Canberk enjoys music as well as his studies. However, entreprenuship had always been his tremendous passion to follow through and use it as a way to engage other people. In this regard, he started to get involved in a program called "Entrepreneurship and Idea Generation" in Israel. Afterwards, his team and Canberk decided to attend for NASA&IBM International space apps hackathon. They were awarded "Most Innovative Team" award and Canberk also received "Galactic Problem Solver" title for his contributions on the project.

−	In Dalhousie, Canberk became the "Engineering Faculty Students Representative" in his first year. Moreover, he was volunteering in many events of an on campus Norman Newman Entrepreneurship Centre for various events. Such as, Canada's Business Model Competition as competition services coordinator. Canberk likes to challange himself by attending hackathons, competitions and conferences happenning on and off campus. He is currently working on a startup called Innovative Ocean Technologies to develop a product that can generate electricity from wave motion as an offshore station in the oceans.	+	In Dalhousie, Canberk became the "Engineering Faculty Students Representative" in his first year. Moreover, he was volunteering in many events of an on campus Norman Newman Entrepreneurship Centre for various events. Such as, Canada's Business Model Competition as competition services coordinator. Canberk likes to challange himself by attending hackathons, competitions and conferences happenning on and off campus. He is currently working on a startup called Innovative Ocean Technologies to develop a product that can generate electricity from wave motion as an offshore station in the oceans.[[File:/Users/canberkbal/Desktop/CBMC.jpg]]
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	+	Canberk Bal is currently an Electrical & Computer engineering student in Dalhousie University, Canada. He was born in Izmir, Turkey. During his high school years, Canberk was awarded a major scholarship to study International Baccalaureate in Eastern Mediterranean International School, Ramat Hasharon, Israel. He was taking part in such student clubs for coding, FRC, MUN and also leading the school band as a drummer. Canberk enjoys music as well as his studies. However, entreprenuship had always been his tremendous passion to follow through and use it as a way to engage other people. In this regard, he started to get involved in a program called "Entrepreneurship and Idea Generation" in Israel. Afterwards, his team and Canberk decided to attend for NASA&IBM International space apps hackathon. They were awarded "Most Innovative Team" award and Canberk also received "Galactic Problem Solver" title for his contributions on the project.

	+	In Dalhousie, Canberk became the "Engineering Faculty Students Representative" in his first year. Moreover, he was volunteering in many events of an on campus Norman Newman Entrepreneurship Centre for various events. Such as, Canada's Business Model Competition as competition services coordinator. Canberk likes to challange himself by attending hackathons, competitions and conferences happenning on and off campus. He is currently working on a startup called Innovative Ocean Technologies to develop a product that can generate electricity from wave motion as an offshore station in the oceans.