Student Introduction

Post your resume and briefly introduce yourself

Jeremy Stroming

Hello everyone! I am a first year MS student in the AeroAstro department, focusing on human factors of spaceflight and life support systems. Looking forward to making a plan for getting us back to the Moon and on to Mars! Media:Stroming_Resume.pdf --Jstroming (talk) 19:39, 11 February 2019 (UTC)

Ferrous Ward

Hey guys, I'm a first year PhD student in AeroAstro! Like Jeremy, I'm also focusing on spaceflight human factors (and countermeasures), spacesuits as well as life support systems. I'm (impatiently) waiting for the day when space travel is as cheap and as common as taking an international flight. Media:CV_feb_19.pdf Ferrous (talk) 20:01, 11 February 2019 (UTC)

Ryan de Freitas Bart

Hi everyone! I'm a first-year master's student in AeroAstro. My research focuses on in-orbit assembly along with planning and scheduling for CubeSat constellations. Media:Ryan_de_Freitas_Bart_Resume.pdf Ryandfb (talk) 20:14, 11 February 2019 (UTC)

Becca Browder

Hi! I'm Becca, a first-year graduate student in the Technology and Policy Program (TPP). My background is in management consulting, policy, and mechanical engineering. I work in the Human Systems Lab using satellite data to mitigate climate change. Media:Browder_Resume.pdf Bbrowder (talk) 20:37, 11 February 2019 (UTC)

Joe Kusters

Hi! I'm Joe, a third-year graduate student in AeroAstro. My background is in electrical engineering, software, and small satellites. I work in the Space Telecommunications, Astronomy, and Radiation (STAR) Lab where we work on laser communications for small satellites and earth-observing satellite constellations. Media:Joe_Kusters_Resume.pdf

Hiro Furufu

Hello, guys! I'm a Sloan Fellows MBA student. I co-founded a web-based organic grocery, like Organic Amazon Fresh, called Oisix in 2000 in Japan when I was 22 years old. My company has gone public since 2013, and our annual sales will be about $600M this year. Next, I decided to start a space venture investing my IPO money in it. That's why I'm here. The mission of my future company will be to promote space tourism. I am discussing some topics about space business with Dava & Gui. Look forward to developing a plan to go to Moon and Mars together! If you're interested in establishing a space venture from scratch, let me know and have a coffee(or beer) chat! Media:2017-2018_HiromasaFurufu_Resume.pdf Hiro (talk) 17:19 11 February 2019 (ETC)

John Hernandez

Hi, all! I’m John and a Sloan Fellow (SFMBA). Background in Naval Aviation (reconnaissance pilot), systems engineering, project management, and operations management. Looking forward to working with everyone! Media:Hernandez_John_Resume.pdfJchrndz (talk) 22:26, 11 February 2019 (UTC)

Eric Magliarditi

Hi! I am Eric Magliarditi and I am a first year grad student in AeroAstro. I work in the Strategic Engineering Research Group where I am working on the Tradespace Analysis Tool for Constellations, a project led by NASA Goddard Space Center. I am looking forward to working with everyone this semester. Media:EricMagliarditiResume_16.89.pdf Ericmagliarditi (talk) 01:14, 12 February 2019 (UTC)

Lydia Zhang

Hi I am Lydia Zhang, a first-year master student at the Technology Policy program. I am researching on how innovation happens in the space sector through open challenges at the SzajnLab at George Washington University. Looking forward to working with everyone and hopefully applying some of my prior learning in astronomy and economics to this class! Media:Resume of Lihui Zhang Spring2019.pdf Lydzhang (talk) 02:51, 12 February 2019 (UTC)

Katie Chun

Hi! I'm Katie, a first year grad student in the AeroAstro department. I'm currently in Kerri Cahoy's STAR Lab working on a shape memory alloy hinge for solar panel actuation on CubeSats. Media:Katherine_Chun_Resume_Pink.pdf kchun (talk) 20:58, 12 February 2019 (UTC)

Julia Milton

I am a second year student in AeroAstro and the Technology and Policy Program. My research involves developing wearable technology that can be used to quantify human performance, and the policy implications of emerging technologies.Media:Julia Milton CV Feb2019.docx.pdf

Dylan Muramoto

Greetings. I am a first year grad student pursuing a dual in AeroAstro and in the Technology Policy Program. I'm also a Lincoln Laboratory fellow and an officer in the Air Force. My research has to do with the Air Force Acquisitions program and I'm specifically looking at why large projects and systems succeed/fail. File:DylanMuramotoResume.pdf

Ezinne Uzo-Okoro

Hi. I'm a graduate student at the Media Lab, building on-demand robotic-assembled CubeSats for LEO & GEO and perhaps Lunar plant habitats. Media:UzoOkoroEzinne CV 2019.pdf --Sse_studentx (talk) 17:28, 12 February 2019 (UTC)

Andrew Cummings

Hi I'm Andy, a senior in Planetary science and a member of Marine Corps ROTC. I work on the REXIS data pipeline, where I'm simulating solar spectra for the Solar X-ray monitor. My background is in slow-rotating asteroids and chaotic planetary dynamics. In this class I hope to gain experience working on developing a multi-mission campaigns that might later build confidence in a manned mission to a main belt asteroid.Media:Andrew_T_Cummings_Resume.pdf

Francisco Jung

Hi! I am in my final semester at Harvard Graduate School of Design and I am currently researching cognitive robotic fabrication. I also worked on spacecraft mock-up design and construction for HITL test evaluations at NASA JSC.Media:Francisco_Jung_Resume.pdf