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Mahum Siddiqi, a 17-year-old Indian-American teenager, with the winning prize in the “Digital Transformation Hackathon! Changing Business, Changing Education, Changing Lives” competition at the prestigious Ivy League Cornell University. Siddiqi was the only non-undergraduate/graduate student competing, and with her team of MBA students, Siddiqi designed a pain detecting device that will use the neurological activity occurring in one’s brain to help doctors more efficiently determine someone’s pain levels.

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