Siddhi Raut Email & Phone Number

San Antonio, Tx, Us

San Antonio, Tx, Us

- Established a grassroots nonprofit organization enabling access to STEM educational resources to underserved youth all over the world, with a niche in space science.- Working to provide free resources (creating a physics 1 textbook) and planning webinars and events, along with building a network to empower minorities in STEM.- 60k+ website and social media visits. Over 1k students impacted- Spearheaded San Antonio's first aerospace camp alongside the San Antonio Museum of Science and Technology, Boeing Center at Techport, Port San Antonio, and the Wex Foundation.- Conducted webinars and panel events featuring industry experts and astronauts ("Ad Astra Program")- Started the Gateway Program, a platform for communities and individuals to request the creation of free educational resources. Currently working on projects for students in India, Brazil, and Rwanda.- Started the "Hidden Voices Archive," a collection of stories of women all over the world, from the present and past.

- Camp Lead- Teach kids ages 5-8 creative means to understand the basics of electronics and computer science, all while having fun

- Formerly part of a three-year NASA sponsored space-STEM program hosted by the Wex Foundation and NASA where we assisted aerospace professionals with moon reconnaissance and habitation technology issues. - Featured, along with a teammate, on the local news: San Antonio Express News and KSAT 12.- Now part of a team of student advisors, helping junior NASA contractors navigate the next three years of the program

Austin, Texas, United States

- Involved in an astronomy project, having a chance to contribute to astronomy research through citizen science projects while learning about the scale of our universe. - Team and I worked on the Galaxy Zoo galaxy classification project, finding clumps and tracing spiral arms projects with a focus on supermassive black holes.- Helped astronomers process the vast amount of available data while discovering galaxy types. - Made conclusions about the frequency of different object types and learned about star formation and galaxy evolution through analysis and discussions. - Also branched out an independent investigation correlating the size of a galaxy's AGN to its radio jets.- Submitted abstract to AGU

San Antonio, Texas, United States

- Testing technologies at Martian environments using a desiccator and soil simulants. - Investigating methods to levitate dust as well in Martian atmosphere pressures.- Building a "mini" Mars under the supervision of Mr. Edward Patrick

Texas, United States

- Worked on numerical / experimental predictive models for transport of irregular dust grains in spatiotemporally varying electric fields in lunar environments.- Investigated properties of ion wakes.

San Antonio, Texas, United States

- Worked with Professor Eric M. Schlegel on galaxy NGC 3938 by using data from the Chandra X-ray Space Telescope to identify sources and cross reference these sources with other bands of the electromagnetic spectrum to determine the nature of said sources. - Wrote a paper to be published in The Astronomical Journal, collaborating with Dr. Thomas Pannuti.-Published an abstract and presented it during the American Astronomical Society's 241st winter meeting in Seattle, Washington.

- Part of a team of high schoolers nationwide who developed a novel radiotherapy integration combining the FLASH ultra-high dosage procedure with VHEE electron beams to irradiate and destruct tumor-simulating organic compounds with the goal to cause minimal damage to peripheral tissue. - Designed a Chitosan-PLGA phantom bone tumor that used a nano-hydroxyapatite scaffold with a calcium anaerobic simulant. - Supervised by Dr. Timothy Andeen and Dr. Karol Lang. - Finalists in CERN's global Beamline for Schools competition.

San Antonio, Texas Metropolitan Area

Bachelor'S Degree, Physics

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Activities and Societies: Astronomy Club, Robotics Club, Computer Science Club