ENGINEERING CONFERENCE 2023 SATURDAY APRIL 1
2023 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr. Sossena Wood Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering Department Carnegie Mellon University
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH | SWANSON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Swanson School of Engineering
AgendA
9 – 10:45 a.m. Session A – See schedule, page 2 10:45 – 11 a.m. Break
11 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. Session B – See schedule, page 4
12:45 – 1:45 p.m. Lunch Break
Benedum Hall, ground floor and first, second, and third floors
1:45 – 2:15 p.m. Keynote Address by Dr. Sossena Wood
Carnegie Mellon University
Benedum Hall, room 157 and broadcasted to all of the conference rooms
2:15 – 2:45 p.m. Awards Presentation
Benedum Hall, room 157 and broadcasted to all of the conference rooms
2:45 – 3 p.m. Break
3 – 4:45 p.m. Session C – See schedule, page 8
SESSION A
SESSION A1
Bioengineering Topics, Room G31
THE IDEALISTIC MEDICAL NANOROBOTS USED AS A DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR CANCEROUS TUMORS BECOMING A SOON TO BE REALITY
Sam Mcnamara, Natalie Studt, Audrey Transue
3-D BIOPRINTING: A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Jaiden Heffley, Dawson Little, Jonathan Zhang
BIOCOMPATIBLE NANOPARTICLES FOR A SUSTAINABLE TREATMENT OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS
Sophia Barere, Pau Campos, Connor Rees
SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY SYSTEMS
Liam Gray, Melia Raker, Olivia Sobek
DEFIBRILLATORS: A LIFE-SAVING INVENTION
Tanay Agrawal, Akshay Balaji, Arshia Shams
THE REVOLUTION OF ELECTROCEUTICALS
Ellie Kats, Miles Fancher
MICROFLUIDIC HUMAN ISLET ON A CHIP TECHNOLOGY
Michael Bliesath, Kelly Campbell, Ashley Jones
SESSION A2
Civil and Environmental Engineering Topics, Room 320
HARNESSING RENEWABLE ENERGY FROM THE OCEAN: FLEXIBLE WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY
Jaden Bradby, Vaughn Cilea, Drew Lindstrom
THE USE OF THERMAL HYDROLYSIS IN SEWAGE TREATMENT TO ENHANCE BIOGAS CREATION
CJ Shores, Sean Snyder, Trent Vacula
SUSTAINABLE AND CARBON NEUTRAL CONSTRUCTION: THE PROCESS OF BIOCEMENTATION
Liam Byrne, Aidan Grambau, Kaelyn Schrader
WAVE-POWERED WATER DESALINATION: THE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION BEHIND WATER SCARCITY PREVENTION
Ava Rosenwasser, Tori Healy, Drew Cembrinski
AN EXPLORATION IN DRONE SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY
Dylan Wechtenhiser, Nathan Berarducci, Alexander Hancock
3D PRINTING HOUSES WITH SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS
Jacob Beggarly, Chase Crandall, Joshua Zielinski
SESSION A3
Chemical Engineering Topics, Room 318
USING PYROLYSIS TO BREAK DOWN PLASTIC WASTE AND CREATE CLEAN FUELS
Michael Leahey, Marisa Lewis, Rachel Sollie
PRODUCING CARBON FIBER FROM PETROLEUM PITCH USING MOLECULAR BONDING SOFTWARE
Alexi Mascara, Callum Neely
NANOSENSORS FOR IMPROVED CANCER DETECTION
Evan Hill, Camille Kakoyan, Isabella Pearl
LAB GROWN VITRO MEATS: THE FUTURE OF MEAT PRODUCTION
Karan Choudhari, Ian Haverstock, Maxwell Mongiello
PHOTOCATALYSTS: THE FOREFRONT OF WATER FILTRATION
Spencer Aramburu-Perkins, Samantha McCool, Jacob Pahula
AIR FILTRATION THROUGH POSITIVE IONIZATION: THE SMOG-FREE TOWER
Aubrey Michels, Matthew Nagle, Peltier Clare
SESSION A4
Electrical and Computer Engineering Topics, Room G30
HOW MACHINE LEARNING PLATFORMS CAN CREATE A MORE SUSTAINABLE WORLD
Evan Chao, Bixin Liu, Paul Sadofsky
MAKING THE MOST OF EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: SEISMIC MONITORING USING FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION CABLES
Emanuela Esposito, Dale Parks, Robyn Strazisar
MICROGRID UTILIZATION FOR CLEAN ENERGY PRODUCTION: A DYNAMIC APPROACH TO SELFSUFFICIENT, SUSTAINABLE ELECTRICITY
Jackson Cruce, Christian Hall, Brynn Hanna
TELEROBOTIC SURGERY AND ITS IMPACT ON THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE
Cindy Lkhagvasuren, Soham Mandal, Toby Rozengarten
HYDROGEN FUEL CELL POWERED TRAINS: AN EVALUATION OF AN ALTERNATIVE FUEL SOURCE IN THE AMERICAN FREIGHT RAIL INDUSTRY
Olivia Hendrickson, Nicole Mascara, Lowell Shaw
HOW GENERATED PRE-TRAINED PREFORMES IN CHATGPT IS CHANGING THE STANDARDS FOR WORK AND SCHOOL LIFE
Kevin Coyne, Kevin Quigley, Nadia Saba
UTILIZING DNA AS A MEANS OF DIGITAL STORAGE
Michael Gallagher, Taimur Ilahi, Vishvak Thirukallam
SESSION A5
Bioengineering Topics, Room G29
USING NANOPARTICLES IN CONJUNCTION WITH TYPICAL CANCER TREATMENTS FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY
Jacob Attanasio, Thomas Kisiel, Norah Stivala
THE MEDICAL USE OF PROTHESTIC DEVICES & IMPACTS ON HUMAN FUNCTION
Garrett Deller, Kareem Mahmoud, Evan Turner
MIND-CONTROLLED PROSTHETICS FOR IMPROVED REINTEGRATION OF THE ARTIFICIAL LIMB AND BETTER CONTROLLABILITY
Jeffrey Kogan, Riya Kothari, Poojitha Lakkakula
APPLICATION OF ORGAN-CHIP TECHNOLOGY STUDYING HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, OFFERING AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD FOR DRUG DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
Jonah Bruemmer, Ben Kaminski, Cale Moore
CRISPR-SPECIFIC GENETIC ENGINEERING IN AGRICULTURE
Nicolas Bedillion, Liam Coughlin, Nicholas Starace
USING THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTING TO CONSTRUCT DECELLULARIZED SCAFFOLDS TO RESTORE OVARIAN FUNCTION
Juliana Alvelo-Davies, Alette Kegerreis, Bri Schroll Wood
XVISION: AUGMENTED REALITY IN SPINAL SURGERY
Andrea Adamski, Ellie Kosmala, Claudia Sanna
SESSION A6
Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Topics, Room 226
HEMP FIBER COMPOSITES
Sebastian Franzese, Craig Kerstetter, Nick Lavine
SYNTHETIC SENSES: SKIN WITH SENSATION FOR PROSTHETICS
Sadie Lombardo, Sophia Pepe, Verity Rampulla
THE INNOVATION OF MICROREACTORS PROVES
A KEY STEP FOR A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Sam Kester, Caelin Langton, Robert Westmeyer
APPLICATIONS OF 3D PRINTED BIO-INSPIRED SOFT ACTUATORS IN PROSTHESES
Braelyn Brozik, Angus Nicholson, Penelope Peck
MAGLEV TRAINS: THE FUTURE OF TRANSPORTATION
Maya Clements, Andrew Foley, Avery Kury
NANOROBOTS USED TO FIGHT CANCER
Alexis Hong, Matthew Macey, Bianca Reyes
SESSION A7
Bioengineering Panel 1
Room 229
SESSION A8
Civil and Environmental Engineering Panel 1
Room 102
SESSION A9
Chemical Engineering Panel 1
Room 319
SESSION A10
Electrical and Computer Engineering Panel 1
Room 309
SESSION A11
Industrial Engineering Panel 1 Room 227
10:45 – 11 a.m. BREAK
11 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. SESSION B
SESSION B1
Bioengineering Topics, Room G31
3D BIOPRINTING SKIN TO TREAT MEDICAL WOUNDS AND BURNS
Nicole Bush, Tori Haschets, Alexander Zang
ORGANS-ON-CHIPS: THE NEW BIOTECHNOLOGY
THAT WILL CHANGE THE FUTURE OF DRUG TESTING
Fatemh Hasan, Lauren Ippolito, Kate Verone
ELECTRIC FISH INSPIRED CATHETER FOR ENDOVASCULAR NAVIGATION
Akshay Kumar, Leslie McDonough, Natalie Powell
HOW NEURO-PROSTHETICS CONNECT TO THE BRAIN
Megan Messer, Caitlin Ray, Ashley Reilly
BIOINFORMATICS AND MATERIALS: SUSTAINABLE BIOMARKER DEVICES USING BIOEDEGRADABLE COMPONENTS
Logan Clair, Emily Schlegel, Joseph Zaradzki
THE PROCESS OF PERFUSION DECELLULARIZATION
Camila Iglesias, Chen Liu, Ella Lowry
OPTOGENETIC PROTEINS FOR APPLICATION IN HUMAN CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTHCARE
Lane Cornibe, Colin Henchy, Andrew Kim
SESSION A12
Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Panel 1
Room G27
SESSION B2
Civil and Environmental Engineering Topics, Room 320
THE SCIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY AROUND THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTED STRUCTURES
Anthony Li, Collin Thompson, Justin Winslow
NANOBUBBLES AND ITS BENEFICIAL IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT
Lucian Acosta, Caroline Burns, Kaylee Uribe
FROM SINGLE-USE PLASTIC TO A SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION
Rex Dube, Jillian Zitcovich
FISH-FRIENDLY HYDRO-VORTEX TURBINES AND GENERATING ENERGY THROUGH REUSABLE SOURCES
Grace Gilbert, Quincey Kilbride, Jimmy Konstanty
THE BENEFITS, TECHNOLOGY, AND FEASIBILITY OF SOLAR CANALS ON DROUGHT MITIGATION IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES
Myla Calloway, Christian Hood, Samuel Lander
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHA PLASTICS TO IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY IN INDUSTRY
Gabriel Warriner, Nicole Wealand, Philip Williams
SESSION B3
Chemical Engineering Topics, Room 318
PHOTOCATALYTIC WATER TREATMENT: OPPORTUNITY TO SOLVE THE WORLD’S WATER INSECURITY
Max Rimdzius, Cambria Stotzer, Blu Trush
AIRCARBON TECHNOLOGY: A SUSTAINABLE PATHWAY FOR THE PLASTICS INDUSTRY
Nelson Buys, Rocco Farelli, Thomas Goss
THE BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS OF HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS
Jared Kartschoke, Aaron Lovitz, Eduardo Weissmann
IRON-AIR BATTERIES BY FORM ENERGY AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE VIABILITY OF RENEWABLE WIND AND SOLAR ENERGY
Julia Fitzgerald, Quinn Frysinger, Sydney Schiffman
USING MICROORGANISMS FROM THE OCEAN TO CONVERT GREENHOUSE GASES INTO A MELTABLE, BIODEGRADABLE MATERIAL THAT CAN REPLACE PLASTIC
Arian Afont-Garcia, Aaliyah Heasley, Alexandra Romanchik
FAST-PETASE: A RE-ENGINEERED PLASTIC EATING ENZYME
Christopher Hughes, Emily Nguyen, Caitlyn Vinger
SESSION B4
Electrical and Computer Engineering Topics, Room G30
RADIATIVE COOLING: ENHANCING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF COOLING SYSTEMS
Jacob Kolevas , Zachary McPherson, Benjamin Ruggles
TRISO PARTICLES: HOW TRANSPORTABLE NUCLEAR ENERGY CAN SIGNIFICANTLY DIMINISH NATURAL DISASTER REPURCUSSIONS
Nathaniel Gingerich, Gabriel Yeniceri, Connor Alspaugh
APPLICATIONS OF HUMANOID ROBOTS ON CONSTRUCTION SITES TO PROMOTE HUMAN-LIFE SUSTAINABILITY
Benjamin Runnette, Aiden Shaffer, Alexander Giguere
PROSTHETICS MIND CONTROL WITH BCI TECHNOLOGY
Layan Abdulmajid, Sanchit Singh, Aidan Uher PLASTIC BITUMOUS ROADS
Sandeep Karunaratne, Aidan Wolynn
SUSTAINABILITY IN ROCKET ENGINES
Luke Braverman, Camren Corbett, Gideon Glick
ALUMINUM-AIR BATTERIES AS AN ENERGY-DENSE AND LOW-COST POWER STORAGE FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Meredith Stein, Jackson Warters, Adeline Ziegler
SESSION B5
Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Topics, Room G29
USING FLOATING WIND TURBINES TO PRODUCE CLEAN ENERGY MORE EFFECTIVELY AND EFFICIENTLY THAN ON-LAND WIND TURBINES
David DeFrancisis, Grace Hercik, Katherine Volna
ROBOTICS IN BEEKEEPING: INTEGRATING ELECTRONICS INTO THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE
Nate Hall, Cami Powilatis, Kyllene Valencia
LUMINESCENT SOLAR CONCENTRATOR AND SUSTAINABILITY
Holden Guibao, Sruthi Kumar
BLUE ORIGIN’S NEW SHEPARD: REMOVING ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION BARRIERS TO COMMERCIAL SPACE TRAVEL
Emily Dunn, Thomas Saloom, Rachel Thornton
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WITHIN ROBOTIC SORTING SYSTEMS IN THE RECYCLING INDUSTRY
Shreya Nayak, Angelina Sweeney, Ziyuan Wu
AN EXAMINATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF GRAVITY BATTERIES IN MINESHAFTS AS A WAY TO SUSTAINABLY STORE ENERGY
Josh Brositz, Yahya Farag, Danny Marren
USING SMALL MODULAR NUCLEAR REACTORS TO INCREASE THE ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY OF NUCLEAR POWER
Grant Paladino, Samuel Walsh-Cooke, Griffin Yerk
SESSION B6
Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Topics, Room 226
THE STELLARATOR FUSION REACTOR AND ITS BENEFITS OVER TOKAMAKS
Geoffrey Johnson, Christian Kohut
USING ROBOTIC EXOSKELETONS AS A LOWER LIMB REHABILITATION AID FOR PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES
Elena Engel, Madison Flaugh, Cassidy Misak
SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION OF HYDROGEN AS A RENEWABLE SOURCE FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
Emma Cook, Kyleigh Motley, Luke Petro
BIO-INSPIRED WIND TURBINE BLADES
Nicholas McFeeters, Luke Roup, Will Woodall
REVOLUTIONIZING THE ROAD: THE IMPACT OF DUAL ROTOR HOMOPOLAR AC MACHINES ON THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Jordan Kelly, Blaine MacIlory, Krish Patel
B-DROID: THE FUTURE OF POLLINATION
Hailey Conway, Joshua Hamilton, Mya Hudson-Goodnow
SESSION B7
Bioengineering Panel 2
Room 229
SESSION B8
Civil and Environmental Engineering Panel 2
Room 102
SESSION B9
Chemical Engineering Panel 2
Room 319
SESSION B10
Electrical and Computer Engineering Panel 2
Room 309
SESSION B11
Industrial Engineering Panel 2
Room 227
SESSION B12
Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Panel 2
Room G27
SESSION B13
ENGR 0716 The Art of Making: An Introduction to Hands-On System Design and Engineering
Special Topics 1, Room G34
Jam Box: Foundations of Music for Students with Visual Impairments
Zach Baker, Michael Belch, Isabella Hsia, Kiana Kazemi, Anurag Kulkarni, Frederick Laudati, Antoinette Walter, Maximillian Warias
Hospital Buddy: Reducing Isolation and Solitude for Pediatric Patients
Manav Arora, Hannah Carney, Brandon Sia, Luke Snyder, Dom Spatola
Waste Warding: Preventing and Reducing Waste in Cafes
Hailey Cassidy, Daniel Giganti Dima, Charlie Greco, Ashley Halko, Connor Marsh, David Nisula, Joshua Puerzer
BREAK
1:45 – 2:15 p.m. Keynote
During this time, Dr. Sossena Wood from Carnegie Mellon University will give the keynote talk.
Biography – Dr. Sossena Wood
Dr. Sossena Wood is an Assistant Professor within the Biomedical Engineering department at Carnegie Mellon University. Her research uses multimodal hemodynamic imaging to understand how vascular diseases with neurological damage and associated behaviors impact the brain, especially sickle cell disease. Dr. Wood completed her PhD in Bioengineering at the University of Pittsburgh under the guidance of Professor Tamer S. Ibrahim in 2018 and was a K. Leroy Irvis Fellow, National GEM Consortium PhD Fellow, Pitt STRIVE Fellow, and received other academic and community awards. She was a part of the inaugural Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowship at Carnegie Mellon University. She received a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering in 2011 and believes the platform of her success sprung from the Pitt EXCEL program.
SESSION C
SESSION C2
Civil and Environmental Engineering Topics, Room 320
EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF ENHANCED GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF TECHNOLOGIES AND ADVANCEMENTS
Pameet Gill, Khizar Ayaan Siddiqui, Miles Wisner
BIOPLASTICS IN ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING: INVESTIGATING THEIR ABILITY TO CONSTRUCT HOMES
Elizabeth Karnes, Nicolas Santiago, Lakeye’Lyn Wilson
SELF-HEALING CONCRETE: A MICRO-BACTERIAL APPROACH TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE
Ishana Baldaro, Shaina Patel, Dylan Shields
POSITIVE IONIZATION AS AN EFFECTIVE METHOD OF AIR PURIFICATION
Alton Chase, Nicholas Dellarosa, Morgan Powers
GENETIC ALTERATION TO DECREASE CARBON DIOXIDE LEVELS IN OUR ATMOSPHERE
Sydney Clements, Krista Dronzek, Jaden Philips
DIRECT AIR CAPTURE WITH CARBON STORAGE
Mackenzie McGill, Colleen O’Malley, Emma Rowland
SESSION C3
Chemical Engineering Topics, Room 318
THE PRODUCTION OF POLYHYDROXYBUTYRATE (PHB) THROUGH BIOCATALYSIS AND THE APPLICATIONS OF BIOSYNTHESIZED POLYMERS
Rachael Juron, Rose Lloyd, Anthony Spadafore
SYNTHETIC SUBSTITUTES AS A SUSTAINABLE REPLACEMENT FOR NATURAL INGREDIENTS
Rachel Krauss, Helayna Baer, Mitch Mckain
CELLULOSE ACETATE PRODUCTION: REFINEMENT FOR MORE SUSTAINABLE AND WIDESPREAD USE
Danielle Russell, Emma Geis, Zach Zinderman
THE USE OF BIOPLASTICS IN INDUSTRY AND WITHIN ENGINEERING FOR SUSTAINABILITY
Anmol Dhingra, Joseph Sun, Jarin McCullough
WATER DESALINATION: PAVING THE WAY TO HYDRATING MILLIONS SUSTAINABLY
Bailey Stout, Dean Straight, Mark Hetrick
RENEWABLE PRODUCTION OF HYDROGEN FUEL THROUGH POLYMER ELECTROLYTE MEMBRANE ELECTROLYSIS
Caden Young, Aditya Patil, Ethan Nam
SESSION C4
Electrical and Computer Engineering Topics, Room G30
PIEZOELECTRICITY: ENERGY FOR A CLEANER FUTURE, ONE STEP AT A TIME
Brian Bartley, Maia Gulley, Lucas Nowak
MOLTEN SALT BATTERIES, A SUSTAINABLE LITHIUM-ION ALTERNATIVE
Gabriel Cipollone, Ian Fagan, Patrick Schneider
A DEEP LEARNING APPROACH FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL OPTIMIZATION
Fahim Alam, Carlos Martinez, Anthony Puthenpurackal
MACHINE LEARNING IN DAIRY PRODUCTION
Quentin Baker, Alexander Nguyen, Zachary Rafik
IMPLEMENTING KINETIC ENERGY FLOOR TILES IN HIGHLY POPULATED AREAS TO REDUCE THE USE OF NON-RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
Benjamin Kefalos, Jason Peters
NEUROMORPHIC PROCESSOR USE FOR RUNNING SPINKING NEURAL NETWORKS
Matthew Kaboly, Jack Lorence, Sawyer Mervis
THE FUTURE OF HEAVY-DUTY COMMERCIAL TRANSPORTATION: THE IMMENSE POTENTIAL OF THE HYDROGEN FUEL CELL
Ella Grace, Emily Mccaffrey, Rex Rayburg
SESSION C5
Industrial Engineering Topics, Room G29
GREEN STEEL: THE WORLD’S FIRST FOSSIL-FREE STEEL
Sruthi Vinjamuri, Gabe Finale, Emily McLeod
SPINAL CORD STIMULATORS FOR SPINAL CORD INJURY PATIENTS
Tiffany Zheng, Bryan Landsberg, Ishan Patel
HPV VACCINE: LIFE SUSTAINING AND INNOVATIVE
Vanessa Drohan, Sydney Barber, Ashlyn Odenwald
A DEEP DIVE INTO MECHANICAL RECYCLING AND ITS SUSTAINABILITY POTENTIAL IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY
Alexander Grigelis, Andreas Forand, William Hanks
LIGNIN FIBER: A NEW BIOMATERIAL FOR CARBON FIBER
Gavin Davidson, Shristi Gurung, Asha Lacet
THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTING AND ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING IN THE DESIGN OF PROSTHETICS
Maya Jain, Akshay Ramkumar, Emily Sansone
THE EMERGENCE OF CONTINUOUS AND IOT-ENABLED MANUFACTURING FOR THE OPTIMIZATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING
Hannah Crane, Jordan During
SESSION C6
Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Topics, Room 226
WAVE ENERGY CONVERTERS: FUNCTIONALITY, FEASIBILITY, IMPLEMENTATION AND OVERALL BENEFITS AS A SOURCE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
Joseph Long, Greg Herbst, Soren Henkle
USE OF ONE PEDAL DRIVE REGENERATIVE
BRAKING CONTROL SYSTEMS IN BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLE APPLICATIONS FOR THE REDUCTION OF CARBON EMISSIONS
Emily Rosenwald, Andrew Mueller, Grace Keywork
CARBON NANOTUBES SAVE MAJOR CITIES’ WATER SUPPLIES
Will Bazenas, Sean Savidge, Paul Brady
PLASTIC RECYCLED BRICKS: A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY IN LOW TO MIDDLE INCOME REGIONS
Lyric Zimmermann, Matthew Discepola, Mia Nocco
INERTIAL FUSION IGNITION’S CONSEQUENCES ON SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
Zachary Bobro, Cole Hansen, Alex Czerkawski
HYDROGEN FUEL AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL ALTERNATIVE TO GAS-POWERED VEHICLES WITH ITS APPLICATION ON THE TOYOTA MIRAI AND ITS FUTURE POTENTIALS
Jessica Niznik, Arushi Singh, Matthew Banford
SESSION C7
Bioengineering Topics, Room 229
3D BIOPRINTING GROWTH AND INNOVATIONS
Harrison Burd, Justin Do, Manelin John Rajan USING NANOPARTICLES FOR OPTHALMIC DRUG DELIVERY
Arousha Husain, Priyanka Natanasabapathy, Luke Rajakovich
4D PRINTING OF HYDROGELS FOR TRACHEA IMPLANTS
Henry Hoeg, Joseph Rivera, Kavish Saini
THE PROCESS OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING IN THE FIELD OF TISSUE ENGINEERING FOR USE IN PHARMACEUTICAL TESTING
Yadira Garcia, Macy Hamilton, Connor Murray
GOLD NANOPARTICLES: EXPEDITING THE PROCESS OF BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSIS
Eden Brunner, Annie Keitel, Daniel Thayer
THREE-DIMENSIONAL BIOPRINTED ORGANS: A PROMISING SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE TO HUMAN ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION
Logan Bui, Trin Murphy, Colton Tamburri
IRON OXIDE NANOPARTICLES FOR TARGET DRUG DELIVERY FOR DEPRESSION TREATMENT
Brianna Buckley, Aqsa Owais, Madison Salvo
SESSION C8
Civil and Environmental Engineering Topics, Room 157
TWO PROBLEMS, ONE SOLUTION: 3D PRINTING AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS WITH NATURAL AND RECYCLED MATERIALS
Nava Fischman-Charry, Cailin Stukus, Katerina Velisaris
RENEWABLE ROADS: PAVING A WAY TO A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Rohan Deepak, Nicholas Finnegan, Kyle Quealy
ELECTROCHROMIC GLASS WINDOWS IN LARGE COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS: A SUSTAINABLE METHOD OF PASSIVE SOLAR HEATING
Juliana De Cardenas, Maxwell Getty, Madelyn Wilson
TESLA BATTERY TECHNOLOGY: ADVANCEMENTS, CHALLENGES, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
Andrew Leech, Julia McAlonis, Ricky Zhao
FOG HARVESTING: A SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION FOR WATER SCARCITY
Olivia Bartholomew, Sebastian Carre Jordan, Morgan Owens
THE SUSTAINABILITY OF AI, MACHINE LEARNING, AND THE INTERNET OF THINGS IN STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING
Kyrsta Girardi, Ava Hartman, Garret Phipps
SESSION C9
Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Topics, Room 319
OSSEOINTEGRATED PROSTHETICS: IS IT THE FUTURE OF PROSTHESIS?
Megan Doherty, Casey Price, Brooke Rambaldi
OVERVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES TO CLEAN TRASH FROM BODIES OF WATER
Eric Golub, Daniel Marx, Alyssa Yates
THE APPLICATION OF SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS IN BRIDGE COLUMN DESIGN FOR SEISMIC RETROFITTING
Adam Holden, Samantha Lavoie, Thomas Kopasko
SOLAR-POWERED PLANES AS A SUSTAINABLE MEANS TO COMBAT CARBON EMISSIONS IN AVIATION
Daniel Yeh, Wunmi Salami, Abigail Heid
QUANTUM DOTS ARE THE KEY TO GENERATING RENEWABLE ENERGY
Sophia Rivera, Niko Troianos, Anjali Angal-Belen HYDROGEN PRODUCTION THROUGH A THERMOCHEMICAL PROCESS
Andrew Haddon, William Carr, Ryan Stinnett
SESSION C10
Assorted Engineering Topics, Room 309
ION CONCENTRATION POLARIZATION IN DESALINATION
Sam Conover, Toi-Ann Kingsby, Benedetto Skirde
METAL-FREE AND RECYCLABLE POLYPEPTIDE ORGANIC RADICAL BATTERIES AS A MORE SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE TO LITHIUM-ION
Ethan Getgen, Christine Weeks
THE FUTURE OF HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Darryl Ansah, Mya Fulton
GOLD NANOPARTICLES AND THE TREATMENT OF MELANOMA SKIN CANCER
Samantha Bluze, Hailey Dean, Benjamin Slaw
NANOROBOTIC TECHNOLOGY FOR THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF CANCEROUS GROWTHS
Emme Blanchard, Isabella Hassan, Joshua Milani
EPIDURAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION: SUSTAINING
THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF THOSE SUFFERING FROM LOWER LIMB PARALYSIS
Rishi Raturi, Ethan Roncace, Michael Sun
EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF LOW-COST BIOSAND FILTERS FOR DECONTAMINATION OF HOUSEHOLD DRINKING WATER
Ana Aguirre Martinez, Joseph Moritz, Sara Zacharia
SESSION C11
Electrical and Computer Engineering Topics, Room 227
SOLID-STATE BATTERIES: A HIGH-DENSITY ENERGY STORAGE MEDIUM
Eric Krause, Aidan Lefebvre, Sean Maloney ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS USE IN AUTOMOBILES
Luke Flecker, Deon Johnson, Michael Lukasik
NON-SILICONE PHOTOVOLTAICS: ADVANCEMENTS IN SOLAR PANEL TECHNOLOGY
Aseel Alrashdi, Chris Calix, Timothy Bottegal
SPINTRONICS FOR USE IN SPIN TRANSISTORS IN HIGH-EFFICIENCY NANOELECTRONICS
Ryan Ali, Elyse Chess, Ethan Howell
AN EVALUATION OF AUTONOMOUS AI SURGERY: THE SMART TISSUE AUTONOMOUS ROBOT
Alyssa Smeltz, Aragya Goyal, Noah Im
GRAPHENE-BASED MATERIALS FOR PERSONAL ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Nurfadil Rafiuddin, Ryan Clarkson, Eric Hu
SESSION C12
Civil and Environmental Engineering Topics, Room G27
THE APPLICATION OF ULTRASONIC FOGGERS IN AEROPONICS
Paul Mediate, Owen Bartolomeo, Harrison Adrian
SUSTAINABILITY OF CALCIUM SILICATE AS A REPLACEMENT FOR LIMESTONE IN CONCRETE PRODUCTION
Nicholas Gregory, Makeith Hedgpeth, Clark McCord
SEMITRANSPARENT ORGANIC SOLAR CELLS UTILIZED ON WINDOWS IN GREENHOUSES
Keely Brown, Meredith Geno, Yoel Tamar
ECO-FRIENDLY ELIXIRS: THE POWER OF CORN STRAW FIBER IN WATER FILTRATION
Jacob Ferrer, Aidan Albert, William Jacobs
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE INNERWORKINGS OF WATER-BORN PHOTOVOLTAIC FARMS: THEIR OPERATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Ty Laughlin, Noah Lego, James Sampugnaro
HARNESSING ENERGY STORED IN OCEAN WAVES WITH THE ARCHIMEDES WAVESWING TO EXPAND THE USE OF HYDROELECTRIC POWER AND MINIMIZE DEPENDENCE ON FOSSIL FUELS
Alex Fritch, Andrew Peterson, Jack Smith
SESSION C13
ENGR 0716 The Art of Making: An Introduction to Hands-On System Design and Engineering Special Topics 2, Room G34
Promoting Communication Between Children of All Abilities
Brenna Baker, Shane Conlin, Alanna Howe, Tyler Johnston, Josh Kurlander, Katie McGuire, William Miller, Kylie Wishneski
Helping Patients Navigate Large Hospitals
Julius Arolovich, Alyson Ferrari, Noah Kochavi, Nick Santucci, Kalinda Wagner
Increasing Earning Potential and Financial Literacy for College Students
Luke Bailey, Sara Keriakes, Erfan Khosravi, Will Roper, Aiden Zurcher
SESSION C14
Assorted Engineering Topics, Room G28
THE FUTURE OF FAST NUCLEAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY
Prashanth Kumaran, Matthew Murrison, Karthik Raja
USING 3D-PRINTING TO MANUFACTURE PROSTHETICS
Daniel Allexenberg, Leilani Cruz, Dhiviyashree Saravanan
NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR CANCER TREATMENT
Taylor Conroy, Julian Doninger, Aaron Grim
BUILDING THE FUTURE: THE ART OF 3D MODELED HOMES
Charles Pritchard, Aida Sponseller, Delaney Wensell
REVOLUTIONIZING ENERGY: THE FUTURE OF SOLAR POWER GENERATION IN SPACE
Owen Gunther, Andrew Jeannot, Rodney Lavodrama
SAVING LIVES AND CONTRIBUTING TO SUSTAINABILITY IS THE FUTURE OF BIOPRINTING
Makiyah Carrington, Nada Elgendy, Nathan Sloan
HYDROGEN FUEL CELL’S PLACE IN SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION
Nate Bonacci, George Johnston, Cole Milavsky
SESSION C15
Assorted Engineering Topics, Room G24
SELF-HEALING CONCRETE AND ITS EFFECTS ON SUSTAINIBILITY
JJ Zamichieli, Campbell Jefferson, Jaxson Szarmach
ULTRAVIOLET GERMICIDAL IRRADIATION FOR AIR PURIFICATION
Michael Siefert, Caroline Vidic, Princess Nwoga
INDIVIDUAL JOINT MANIPULATION IN PROSTHETIC HANDS AND WRISTS
Max Gold, Isabelle Lisi, Micah Smith
ARTIFICIAL WOMB TECHNOLOGY AND ITS AMBIGUOUS FUTURE IN SUSTAINING LIFE
Michael Bardos, Brock Cunningham, Jeremy Fresh
FROM COLLECTION TO UTILIZATION: AN OVERVIEW OF THE INNOVATIVE APPLICATION OF UPCYCLING
Alan Ghosh, Daniel McPeek, Carter Ferguson
GRAPHENE-BASED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR ANTI-CANCER TREATMENT
Shereen Ahmad, Alexis Dinapoli, Anisha Aggarwal
THE POSSIBILITIES OF BIOPRINTING
Whitman Barber, Xavier Gonzalez, Abrahim Kashkoush
SESSION C16
Assorted Engineering Topics, Room 102
MARINE COLLAGEN AS A SUSTAINABLE DENTAL BONE GRAFT BIOMATERIAL
Mickaella Flores, Phillip Lavrenyuk, Alyssa Stauffer
EXOSKELETON ASSISTANCE FOR PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES
Ganesh Pennathur, Logan Pruse, Jessica Wong
FALCON 9: THE REVOLUTION OF SUSTAINABLE SPACE TRAVEL
James Puzon, Chase Sickenberger
HOW SOLID STATE BATTERIES CAN SHAPE THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Hannah Charlton, Margo Levenson, Frank Zinc
3D PRINTING PROSTHETIC ARMS: MANUFACTURING A MORE SUSTAINABLE WORLD
Raafae Rizvi, Garrett Rojik, Benjamin Wu
3D EXTRUSION BIOPRINTING FOR TISSUE AND ORGAN REGENERATION
Chase Bentley, Satyaj Bhargava, Owen Goff
CONFERENCE PANELISTS
The Swanson School of Engineering would like to recognize and thank all the panelists for their participation in this event. Their efforts were essential to the success of the conference.
Emma Ahlgren
Naomi Anderson
Jared Andes
Nick Andes
Robert Boback
Josh Ciampini
Elizabeth Cook
Caroline Curran
Dave Gau
Meredith Hanrahan
Mike Howell
Mark Jeffrey
Jeff Kelly
Emily Lain
CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS
Kerry McCarthy
Nate McGuire
Danielle Minteer
Doug Nelson
Zack Ramsey
Michael Reinhart
Paige Risley
Taylor Shippling
Dustin Taylor
Megan Ved
Bo Wang
Conference co-chairs are instrumental to the success of the First-Year Engineering Conference. They serve as resources and mentors as students write their conference papers and prepare their presentations.
Erica Beigi
Madelynn Bennett
Allison Bergkoetter
Will Blackledge
Gabby Brubach
Spencer Conaway
Sophia Edwards
Ben Fidler
Andrew Fox
Cambell France
Abigail Geary
Anthony Hill
Caroline Howard
Rie Huntington
Sneha Kc
Katelyn Lipa
Nicole Lipa
Noah Makowicz
Zachary Miller
Sofia Milone
Taylor Mincin
ENGISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY AND LIBRARIANS
Chris Moran
Sena Noaman
Jayden Provance
Rebecca Swartz
Maggie Walker
The Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts & Sciences Department of English faculty teaching with the English/First-Year Engineering Writing Program are essential to the First-Year Engineering Conference. These writing instructors create the assignments that guide students through the conference paper process, read and evaluate all conference papers, and provide support to students throughout the writing process.
Beth Newborg, Director
Renee Prymus, Assistant Director
Julie Albright
Keely Bowers
Amanda Brant
Laura Brown
Engineering Library
Tina Cafasso
Janine Carlock
Cristina D’Imperio
Andrew Dunn
Barbara Edelman
Liberty Ferda
Nora Fussner
Deborah Galle
Jenna Massaro
Tyler McAndrew
Dan McMillan
Rachel McTernan
Johanna Murphy
Deena November
Katy Rank Lev
Shannon Reed
Emelyn Smith-Ferris
Marguerite White
Thanks also to the Bevier Engineering Library and to the University of Pittsburgh Writing Center. Librarians and Writing Center consultants assist many first-year engineering students throughout spring and fall semesters.
WHAT IS SUSTAINABILITY?
“I think of the need for more wisdom in the world, to deal with the knowledge that we have. At one time we had wisdom, but little knowledge. Now we have a great deal of knowledge, but do we have enough wisdom to deal with that knowledge? I define wisdom as the capacity to make retrospective judgments prospectively.” 1
– Jonas SalkWhat is “sustainability?” The ground-breaking 1987 Brundtland Report, prepared for the UN’s World Commission on Environment and Development (UNCE), defines it as “satisfying the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” 2 The UNCE has continued to update the particulars and goals of the 1987 declaration, particularly in the area of specific action “…giving further emphasis to practical solutions that can be implemented on the ground. Also the identification of key problem areas has become more specific and the conclusions more action-oriented.” 3
The 2012 Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development defines sustainability this way: “Sustainable development emphasizes a holistic, equitable and far-sighted approach to decisionmaking at all levels. It emphasizes not just strong economic performance but intragenerational and intergenerational equity. It rests on integration and a balanced consideration of social, economic and environmental goals and objectives in both public and private decision-making.” 4
Engineers seek to alter the environment and shape it in ways that will serve the various needs of society. While our lives today can attest to the success of engineers’ endeavors, these endeavors have not been without cost. Oftentimes, the alteration of the environment – whether purposeful or unintentional – has led to undesirable consequences. In the past several decades, engineers acting ethically and in the public interest have become acutely aware of the consequences of their actions on the environment.
This awareness and the growing public demand for attending to short and long term consequences of engineering innovations and actions has led to various legislative and regulatory actions attempting to minimize the adverse consequences of engineering and technology on our society and our environment. Unfortunately, many of these measures – for example, the “no net loss” of wetlands policy or the industrial restrictions placed on various parts of the U.S. classified as air pollution “nonattainment” regions, can be seen as having a negative impact on growth, development, innovation, and global competition. A situation such as the wetlands use regulation poses a seeming contradiction between “sustainability” of a natural environment and “sustainability” of certain kinds of innovation and development.
In recent years, however, responsible development has been increasingly emphasized (and increasingly required, if a project is to be funded and completed). Engineers recognize that development and responsibility for sustainable processes and outcomes – whether of a fuel cell to power vehicles or of an ocular prosthesis or of a 3D printer for industrial applications – are necessary and that neither development nor sustainability need be sacrificed for the other.
A growing movement recognizes that sustainable processes and outcomes can and must co-exist with development and must be planned for accordingly. Under the general umbrella of “sustainability,” this movement encompasses various concepts and nomenclature. “Sustainable development;”
“green engineering;” “environmentally conscious manufacturing;” “profits, people, and planet;” and “minimization are some of the terms that have recently entered the engineering lexicon and that describe the move towards “sustainability.” However, each of these terms can mean different things to different people; thus, when discussing and making decisions about “sustainability,” responsible description and action requires clarity and specificity. Whether constructing a new highway, designing a new product, or improving a manufacturing process, responsibly defining “sustainability” and responsibly, consistently acting on those definitions issues are at the forefront of challenges today’s engineers face.
A responsible, ethical engineer will always be aware of issues of “sustainability” when developing a system, process, or product. With the addition of discussion on “sustainability” in your revised Conference Paper, you demonstrate your awareness of how particular definitions and aspects of sustainability must be considered within the context and outcomes of your topic. Through your discussion of “sustainability,” you enhance your readers’ understanding of how engineers involved in the developments, systems, innovations, products, and/or outcomes associated with your topic must balance social, environmental, and economic needs and pressures.
SOURCES
1. J. Salk. (2015.7.24.). “Interview, May 16, 1991.” Academy of Achievement. p. 8. Available: http://www.achievement.org/achiever/jonas-salk-m-d/ http://www.achievement.org/achiever/jonas-salk-m-d/
2. G. H. Bruntland. (3.20.1987).Chapter 2. Our Common Future: Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development. Available: http://www.un-documents.net/ocf-02.htm
3. K. Bärlund. Sustainable development - concept and action. UNECE Annual Report 2004-2005. Available: http://www.unece.org/oes/nutshell/2004-2005/focus_sustainable_development.html
4. Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development. Available: https://www.un.org/development/desa/en/news/sustainable/taking-responsibility.html
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