Andrew L.

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Space Construction at Stanford | Matthew Isakowitz Fellow | NDSEG Fellow @ Stanford Student Space Initiative
stanford, california, united states
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San Francisco Bay Area, United States
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Civil & Environmental Engineering PhD student at Stanford University, focusing on extraterrestrial construction and sustainability. Recent MS graduate in Chemical Engineering at Stanford and Mars Team Co-lead at the Stanford Student Space Initiative. Passionate about space exploration and nuclear energy. Volunteer emergency medical technician (EMT).

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Stanford Student Space Initiative

Stanford Student Space Initiative

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Space Construction at Stanford | Matthew Isakowitz Fellow | NDSEG Fellow
stanford, california, united states
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stanfordssi.org
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Andrew L. Work Experience Details
  • Lepech Research Group, Stanford Civil & Environmental Engineering Department
    Doctoral Researcher
    Lepech Research Group, Stanford Civil & Environmental Engineering Department Sep 2022 - Present
    Stanford University
    Developing in-situ materials and methods for extraterrestrial surface construction with terrestrial sustainability applications. My work currently focuses on biopolymer-bound soil composite (BSC), a concrete analog made from any type of granular soil (including regolith) and an inexpensive protein binder. I'm developing methods for 3D printing the material as we assess methods for autonomous construction.
  • Stanford Student Space Initiative
    Systems Lead, Iss Experiment "Bric (Biopolymer Research For In-Situ Capabilities)"
    Stanford Student Space Initiative May 2020 - Present
    The SSI Mars Team is a winner of NASA's SPOCS (Student Payload Opportunity with Citizen Science) design competition, with an experiment flying aboard the ISS sometime in 2022. Our experiment will reveal the material properties of biopolymer-bound soil composite (a concrete analog material that can be prepared on Mars and the Moon) when formed in microgravity. This should allow predictions for the material's properties in Martian and lunar gravity, informing its use for extraterrestrial surface construction.
  • Stanford Student Space Initiative
    Mars Team Co-Lead
    Stanford Student Space Initiative Jun 2019 - Jun 2020
    Founder and co-lead of new SSI core team centered on Martian exploration and settlement. Some projects focus on in situ resource utilization (ISRU), a broad group of technologies that use Martian resources to sustain long-term (and eventually indefinite) surface missions. Others are more outside the box, such as subscale tests of ice-regolith landing pads.
  • Stanford Student Space Initiative
    Head Of Research And Development, Spaceshot Team
    Stanford Student Space Initiative Apr 2018 - Jun 2020
    Overseeing research and analysis for the Spaceshot project, a suborbital rockoon (balloon-suspended sounding rocket) mission seeking to make Stanford University the first civilian college to cross the Kármán Line and enter outer space.
  • Venturi Astrolab, Inc.
    Matthew Isakowitz Fellow, Mechanical Engineering Intern
    Venturi Astrolab, Inc. Jun 2023 - Sep 2023
    Hawthorne, California, United States
    Developed an upgraded regolith excavation system for Astrolab’s FLEX (Flexible Logistics and Exploration) rover, a lunar terrain vehicle contracted for delivery to the lunar surface in 2026. Led a student team to assist with excavator development and produce controlled low-strength cementitious material (CLSM) to mimic ice-bearing regolith.
  • Windborne Systems
    Arctic Field Agent
    Windborne Systems Aug 2021 - Sep 2022
    Longyearbyen, Svalbard
    Worked as a polar bear guard and launched over 100 high-altitude weather balloons from Svalbard in support of the U.S. Office of Naval Research’s 2021 and 2022 THINICE campaigns.
  • Nasa Ames Research Center
    Engineering Intern
    Nasa Ames Research Center Sep 2020 - Aug 2022
    Assisting with research for development of MultiSorb, a 3D-printed zeolite structure optimized to surpass the capabilities of traditional CO2 scrubbers in terms of cost and cyclability. This next-generation life support technology may aid long duration missions in enclosed environments such as spacecraft, space stations, and submarines.
  • Spacex
    Associate Engineer
    Spacex Feb 2022 - Jul 2022
    Hawthorne, California, United States
    Developed thermal protection system component for Dragon space capsule (both cargo and crew variants), worked at height on Starship test vehicle.
  • Commonwealth Fusion Systems
    Manufacturing Engineering Intern
    Commonwealth Fusion Systems Oct 2021 - Feb 2022
    Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
    Designed and built manufacturing equipment to produce high-temperature superconducting magnets for SPARC tokamak fusion reactor.
  • Relativity Space
    Materials Engineering Intern
    Relativity Space Apr 2021 - Oct 2021
    Long Beach, California, United States
    Assisted with additive manufacturing, metallurgy, metrology, and data analysis in support of Terran 1 first flight and Terran R launch vehicle development.
  • Usnc-Tech
    Engineering Fellow
    Usnc-Tech Jun 2020 - Oct 2020
    Seattle, Washington, United States
    Performed mechanical analysis and computer-aided design for nuclear thermal propulsion (NTP) system fueled with low-enriched uranium. Assisted modeling and prototyping of chargeable atomic battery (CAB), a safe radioisotope device that provides continuous heat and electricity after being charged in a fission reactor.
  • Made In Space, Inc.
    R&D Engineering Intern
    Made In Space, Inc. Mar 2020 - Jun 2020
    Moffett Field, Ca
    Helped design microgravity manufacturing facility for ISS National Laboratory, performed systems engineering work (including requirement decomposition, ConOps development, and risk database management) for NASA contract deliverables. Performed research and development work for lunar in situ resource utilization (ISRU) and microgravity crystal growth.
  • Usra
    Research Fellow, Usra Center For Space Nuclear Research
    Usra Jun 2019 - Aug 2019
    Center For Advanced Energy Studies, Idaho National Laboratory
    Performing finite element analysis and computational modeling for multi-mission radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs), examining oxygen stoichiometry in plutonium dioxide fuel pellets.
  • Jaramillo Research Group, Stanford Chemical Engineering Department
    Undergraduate Researcher
    Jaramillo Research Group, Stanford Chemical Engineering Department Sep 2018 - Jun 2019
    Chemical Engineering Department, Stanford University
    Creating novel combinations of electrode material, electrolyte, and organic substrate to replace OER (oxygen evolution reaction) with an oxidation reaction of increased efficiency, thereby lowering power requirements for HER (hydrogen evolution reaction) to lower hydrogen cost while producing value-added organic products
  • Chavín De Huántar Archaeological Program (Piacdh)
    Field Engineer
    Chavín De Huántar Archaeological Program (Piacdh) Jun 2018 - Sep 2018
    Chavín De Huántar, Áncash Region, Peru
    Performed survey and sample collection of damaging crystal formations on temple structures of Chavín de Huántar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sampled residue on El Lanzón (last idol in original worship location in New World) for conservation purposes and chemical analysis
  • Chavín De Huántar Archaeological Program (Piacdh)
    Field Archaeologist
    Chavín De Huántar Archaeological Program (Piacdh) Jun 2017 - Sep 2018
    Chavín De Huántar, Áncash Region, Peru
    Engineered camera probes for investigating underground spaces, used comparative photography to prove existence of new subterranean gallery prior to entry during following year, obtained evidence of gallery complex sealed for ~2500 years using camera probes and novel excavation techniques (entry to begin in 2019 excavation season)
  • Stanford Ai Group
    Vice President Of Ethics
    Stanford Ai Group Sep 2017 - Sep 2018
    Founding board member of SAIG, responsibilities include organizing weekly ethics discussions, inviting relevant speakers, advocating for ethical behavior in AI/tech industry
  • Karunadasa Research Group
    Undergraduate Researcher
    Karunadasa Research Group Apr 2016 - Aug 2016
    Chemistry Department, Stanford University
    Research of novel lead-free perovskite materials for use in photovoltaic devices, developed process for creating Cs2AgBiBr6 thin films to evaluate potential for photovoltaic use as replacement for lead halideperovskites, discovery of nanoparticle formation hindering material absorbance

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