Mechanical & Materials Engineering ยท Physics
I research, design, make, and race things.
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Woodstock School: 3D Printing Instructor
I'm a Wesleyan University student double majoring in Physics and Integrated Design, Engineering, Arts & Society, with a concentration in Mechanical & Materials Engineering.
I'm a researcher in the Voth Fluid Dynamics Group, course instructor for a forum in 3D printing, monitor for the university's makerspace, course assistant for physics and engineering courses, and co-founder of WesEngineering, Wesleyan's first engineering club. Before college I raced as a UCI-licensed cyclist in India and designed and built my own aerodynamic equipment.
Additive ManufacturingA full-credit university course I created and teach every fall semester, where every student builds and gets to keep a 3D printer.
Mechanical EngineeringA carabiner built from the pen clips of empty Uni One pens, with a locking gate and a heat transfer analysis of the plastic weld that holds it together.
Architecture & Spatial DesignA bicycle repair table with twelve work bays in a circle, and a shelter that turns it into a neighborhood bike shop.
Fluid Dynamics ResearchMy research in the Voth group focuses on how particle dynamics are determined by their shape.
Teaching & LeadershipWesleyan's first engineering club, now at about 75 members.
Arjun Menezes, Samitha Sanjuka, Greg A. Voth
Wesleyan University Physics Department
First-place research poster. Please check the year and venue, and add a PDF if you have one.