Haven Timoney

Dedicated, first-generation biomedical engineering student at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. Committed to continuous learning and staying current with industry trends to contribute to organizational success.

Forget-Me-Not — A smart applicator that dispenses medication in the form of patches onto patients’ skin, so that they do not need to remember to take their medication.

During my first semester at the University of Massachusetts Lowell I was assigned to a team, and we were instructed to find a medical problem and create a solution to it. My group and I decided to focus on Alzheimer’s patients and how difficult it is for them to remember and take their medication. Our solution to this problem was to create a device that will be attached to the patient’s arm and that device will automatically dispense medicated patches onto the patient’s arm

Francis College of Engineering, Ambassador, Lowell, MA

• Student ambassador for the Francis College of Engineering
• Coordinate with other ambassadors to help run events
• Lead tours for incoming or prospective students.

River Hawk Scholars Academy, Peer leader, Lowell, Ma

• Help the incoming first-generation freshmen students acclimatize to college life.
• Coordinate with other peer leaders to run events and activities.

• Recipient of the Roads to research scholarship
• Research paper was used as a sample in Honors College Writing II Classes
• Recipient of the Biomedical Engineering Professional Development award