The Energy and Transport Sciences Laboratory (ETSL), in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University, focuses on developing a holistic approach toward fundamental understanding of the materials-transport-interface interactions in energy storage and conversion. We specialize in exploring mesoscale physics and stochastics pertaining to physicochemical and reactive transport phenomena coupling electrochemistry and electro-kinetics/statics, functional materials and manufacturing in clean energy.

I help in the Honors Engineering class and assist in labs, projects, and office hours.

Produced Python-based machine learning algorithm to analyze noisy non-linear data sets yielding governing equations via sparse identification. Applied linear algebra and partial differential equations

Manage resident agreements and relationships, coordinate floor meetings and special events

Researched suspension and steering technology. Learned vehicle dynamics and physical systems. Assembled vehicle.

I was the designer for upscaling pre-existing products such as a dual spool ratcheting system and a mechanical way of tracking the web extension in a 100-inch retractor. I used SolidWorks, 3D printing, and a machine shop to realize my final designs. I worked collaboratively with a team of electrical and mechanical engineers to realize multiple projects and troubleshoot faulty systems.

Pubic presentations to 30+ people every day. Keeping the floor running smoothly. Aiding in customer interaction with exhibits. Explaining Scientific concepts in layman's terms. Working with local organizations. Creating a new exhibit.