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Acheivements & Awards
Acheivements & Awards
NU PEAK Research Grant - Ascent (Spring 2025)
NU PEAK Research Grant - Ascent (Spring 2025)
Received $1,500 to design a modular landing gear system for UAVs, focusing on enhancing adaptability and functionality in diverse operational scenarios.
.NU PEAK Research Grant - Basecamp (Fall 2023)
.NU PEAK Research Grant - Basecamp (Fall 2023)
Awarded $750 to design and develop a modular tool system for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), enabling versatile applications such as object manipulation and environmental sensing.
Accepted into Northeastern's LaMP (Lighting Pathway to Success in STEM) program, a paid research initiative providing accessible pathways into research. Conducted research in the Institute of Experiential Robotics on a Collaborative Hand Assist Instrument (CHAI), attended seminars and graduate workshops, and received a $500 stipend for my contributions.
The UPLIFT (Undergraduate Program for Leaders in Future Transformation) program is an academic-year research initiative for first-year students in the College of Engineering, combining faculty-hosted research seminars in the fall with hands-on research in the spring. As part of UPLIFT, I worked in the Stevenson Lab in the NU Physics Department, contributing to the design and development of a 3D-printed quantum microscope. Following this experience, I applied to and was accepted into an REU at the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute the following summer.
Amazon Sponsorship
Amazon Sponsorship
I was honored to be one of six undergraduate students sponsored by Amazon to participate in Carnegie Mellon University’s prestigious Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) program in 2023.
I received an $8,000 stipend and funding for research supplies and materials, enabling me to conduct cutting-edge robotics and AI research under the mentorship of leading experts at CMU.
The program also provided opportunities to build my professional skills through workshops, networking events, and a culminating research showcase. Learn more about the partnership and program here.
Northeastern Honors Scholarship (Full Tuition)
Northeastern Honors Scholarship (Full Tuition)
Northeastern University’s annual tuition of $62,262 is a significant investment, but I am grateful to have received the prestigious NU Honors Scholarship, which recognizes academic excellence and leadership potential.
Combined with additional university grants, I am fortunate to have my full tuition covered. This generous support has allowed me to focus fully on my studies, research, and personal development without the financial burden of tuition costs.
Los Alamos National Labs Scholarship
Los Alamos National Labs Scholarship
I was honored to receive the Los Alamos Bronze Scholarship, a $6,000 award from the LANL Foundation. Funded through the generous support of the Los Alamos National Laboratory workforce and Triad National Security, this scholarship recognizes academic excellence and a commitment to education in Northern New Mexico. It has been instrumental in supporting my journey toward achieving my engineering goals. View more here
NU Humans of Honors
NU Humans of Honors
I was recognized by Northeastern University's Humans of Honors program, where the Honors Program featured my work and story in an article and on their social media platforms. This recognition highlights my contributions to research, innovation, and the broader academic community.
Publications
Publications
Acoustic Soft Robotic Proprioception for Omnidirectional End-effectors.pdf
Acoustic Soft Robotic Proprioception for Omnidirectional End-effectors
Acoustic Soft Robotic Proprioception for Omnidirectional End-effectors
Through the work I completed during the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) Program, I was able to publish a paper to the prestigious 2024 International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) as the second author. Titled "Acoustic Soft Robotic Proprioception for Omnidirectional End-effectors", the paper explores innovative methods for using embedded acoustic sensing to achieve high-fidelity proprioception in soft robotics. I had the privilege of presenting this research in Yokohama, Japan. [Read the full paper here]
Conferences & Research Presentations
Conferences & Research Presentations
International Conference on Robotics and Automation (2024)
International Conference on Robotics and Automation (2024)
The International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) is a premier annual conference that gathers researchers, engineers, and industry professionals to share cutting-edge developments and collaborate on advancements in robotics and automation technologies. The 2024 event was held in Yokohama, Japan, providing a global platform for innovation and knowledge exchange.
I presented my research on Acoustic Soft Robotic Proprioception, showcasing a novel approach to integrating acoustic sensing for enhanced proprioceptive capabilities in soft robotic systems.
Northeastern RISE Expo (2024)
Northeastern RISE Expo (2024)
The Northeastern University RISE Expo is an annual showcase featuring research and creative projects across all disciplines, involving students, faculty, and staff from various campuses and majors. The event highlights innovative projects and fosters collaboration among attendees.
I presented my project on a Modular Tool System for UAVs, demonstrating a flexible and adaptable design that enhances the capabilities and efficiency of unmanned aerial vehicles in diverse operational scenarios.
Robotics Institute Summer Scholar Showcase (2023)
Robotics Institute Summer Scholar Showcase (2023)
Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) program is an 11-week research immersion opportunity for undergraduate students. The program includes mentorship, workshops, and hands-on experiences in robotics research. It culminates in a showcase where scholars present and publish their work.
At the end of the program, I presented my research on Soft Robotic Acoustic Proprioception.
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