Publication
Student Journal / Competition
- Sun, X., Deng, B., Zhang, J., Kelly, M., Alam, R., & Makiharju, S. (2021). Reimagining Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Charging Stations with Wave Energy. Berkeley Scientific Journal, 25(2). https://doi.org/10.5070/BS325254504
- Presented in an inviated presentation at MRS 2022 Spring Meeting DS02: Potential Applications of Computed Axial Lithography in Manufacturing Optical Elementstial Applications of Computed Axial Lithography in Manufacturing Optical Elements
- Co-authored in SPIE Photonic West 2023: Computed axial lithography: processing of nanocomposite materials and prospects for fabricating optical elements.
Computed Axial Lithography (CAL) and Novel Manufacturing Techniques, 2020 Spring - Present
Tissue Engineering / Cartilage Bioprinting, Undergraduate 2021 Spring - 2021 Dec
Professor Grace O'Connell's O'Connell Lab
Mentored by PhD student Gabriel Lopez
Mentored by PhD student Gabriel Lopez
Structure Engineering -- 2021 Summer Berkeley SURF-SMART Fellowship, Undegraduate
Mentored by PhD Student Yasaman Yavaribajestani
Link to the project description
Link to the project description
Biped Robot Control, Undergraduate
Mentored by Professor Zhenyu Gan in Syracuse University, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Department
COVID19 -- Bear Air (Air Purification), 2020 Spring - Present
UC Berkeley’s Covid-19 Design and Manufacturing Group
- Co-leading a team in a COVID air purification project that gained 130K initial fund from the CITRIS Institution: Literature reviewing, planning and executing experiments, data analysis and product designing, paper and grant writing, communication with research partners
- White Book of the project
- Gained 130K initial grant from CITRIS Institute
COVID19 -- BVF (Bacterial Viral Filter), Undergraduate
UC Berkeley’s Covid-19 Design and Manufacturing Group
- White Book of the project
- Co-leda team in a COVID air purification project that gained 130K initial fund from the CITRIS Institution: Literature reviewing, planning and executing experiments, data analysis and product designing, paper and grant writing, communication with research partners
COVID19 -- Undergraduate VentilatorSOS, 2020 Spring
VentilatorSOS is a project dedicated to help with the current pandemic. The project was initiated in March, 2020 by Professor Grace O'Connell in the Mechanical Engineering Department and Cal Alumni Bryan Martel. I was the first student joining the team and later became one of the leads in the project. I dedicated long hours of working during the first month of the outbreak in the hope that the project can quickly employed and help save lives in the horrible pandemic. Our team was one of the first teams in the world to figure out how to convert CPAP/BiPAP machines into ventilators that can be used to treat COVID patients. I helped build CAD model for engineering the product and raising business founding. I also led the testing group to collect data at our lab. The project Website can be found here: https://ventilatorsos.org/.
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- Repurposed CPAP and BiPAP machines as ventilators for supplementary medical devices
- Created CAD model for 3D printing and press release
- Built and Tested prototype with off-shelf-products and 3D printing parts
- Created the fist website and started a gofundme campaign for efforts to help Haiti combat coronavirus
- Gathered and analyzed data including flow rate, pressure drop, and oxygen concentration
- The VentilatorSOS team distributed thousands of machines across the world
ABC7 News , KNTV/NBC News, KRON4 News, Wired, San Francisco Chronicle, TechCrunch, SF Business Times, SFGate, Forbes, FierceHealthcare, FierceElectronics, Yahoo Finance!, PBS NewsHour , LA Times, KTVU News, KRXQ Radio, KCBS Radio, The Union, PharmaIntelligence, and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
Ocean Engineering, Undergraduate 2019 Fall - 2021 Spring
Professor Reza Alam's Theoretical & Applied Fluid Dynamics Lab
Mentored by ShuangJiy Fu
Mentored by ShuangJiy Fu
- Operate apparatus around a large scale wave tank in O 'Brien Hall at UC Berkeley campus.
- Assisted calibrate wave gauges and force cells
- One of the Universities selected to participate the first year Marine Energy Collegiate Competition (MECC) competition held by Department of Energy
- Initiated by Michael Kelly in the TAF Lab
- The team strives to develop an underwater docking station that can store energy generated by currents, tides, and waves to recharge underwater unmanned vehicles (UUVs), automated underwater vehicles (AUVs), and even manned underwater vehicles. The docking station could also serve as an intermediate data repository so that underwater vehicles can spend longer time underwater, thus reducing costs. The team will also propose business models to demonstrate the value of underwater docking stations.
- You can check our work here
- Our paper has been accepted and will be published by the Berkeley Scientific Journal
- Wave energy based microgrids for isolated communities
- Taught courses about marine energy in Splash Berkeley
- You can check our work here
- Our poster is also being showed in the 2021 Advanced Energy Conference
High Altitude Balloon, Undergraduate 2020 Spring - 2021 Spring
STAC (Space Technology at California)
- Worked on the mechanical control system and design & manufacturing of payload box
- A paper that the team published before I joined
