Results for "robotics"

Naina Misra wants to work at the intersection of medicine, the physical sciences and technology.

Shreya Sharma turned her passion for health care into real-world impact by developing new treatments to improve patient’s lives.

Mark Agoston took advantage of a variety of research and community service opportunities during his mechanical engineering undergraduate degree program.

Jake Okun combines leadership, innovation and engineering expertise to drive change in robotics and autonomous systems.

Christina Sturgeon has been a positive role model for women aspiring to pursue engineering.

Inspired by the movies Star Wars and Star Trek, Jayden Booth often envisioned himself building robots like R2-D2 or creating a spaceship like the USS Enterprise.

Nicholas Richards has been fascinated with electricity ever since he put together his first circuit in elementary school. Now graduating as a computer systems engineering major, he still marvels at computers.

Philip Mulford distinguished himself as an undergraduate by meeting the rigorous academic requirements of an aerospace engineering major and being actively involved in various extracurricular activities.

Zakk Giacometti has always had a strong passion for building things, both physical and digital. He found the perfect combination of hardware and software in computer systems engineering.

An early introduction to engineering principles and a desire to help others through a service-oriented mindset has driven Ryan Borneman’s commitment to using engineering to solve problems.

James Arnold has a passion for engineering, especially for seeing things built from the ground up.

Anjali Mulchandani explored a variety of fields in her academic career, including microbiology, and environmental engineering. She eventually combined the fields to conduct research in environmental microbiology.

Abbie Peters is devoted to service–committing countless hours to community outreach while completing her engineering management degree.

Rebecca Martin has been successful in the classroom while also being an active participant in the engineering community as a member of several engineering student organizations and working as an undergraduate teaching assistant — all leading toward her dream of becoming a professor.

As an undergraduate, Lucianne Morin learned the importance of building strong connections and enriching her education through research. She’ll use those experiences to develop innovations in the biosensing field.

Brandon Rice helped lead the ASU robotics teams and teach other students engineering skills. He will pursue a computer engineering graduate degree at Clemson University.