Meet the members of the team:
Beth Katz
blk57@drexel.eduA Chemical Engineering student at Drexel University, Beth is a freshman who finds herself drawn to a wide spectrum of engineering topics. Her passion for innovation has led her to pursue endeavors that cater to the biomedical applications of a Chemical Engineer. She hopes to impact the pharmaceutical industry in some way in her future.
Rebecca Bitterman
rjb364@drexel.eduComing from an outdoor loving family, Rebecca spent her life gaining an appreciation for the natural world. This appreciation in conjunction with her interest in math and science led to her attendance at Drexel University as an Environmental Engineering major. She is currently in the third quarter of her Freshman year.
Laura Pena
lcp52@drexel.edu
Laura is a first year student at Drexel University. She is still unsure of which Engineering major she wishes to pursue at Drexel, but her high school's extensive engineering-based curriculum has made it clear to her that Engineering is the field she wishes to form a career in. Besides focusing greatly on her academics, Laura loves to play sports and travel as much as she can.
Our Advisors:
Sabrina Spatari
spatari@drexel.edu
Dr. Sabrina Spatari is an Associate Professor at Drexel University. She specializes in: Research in Industrial Ecology; development and
application of life cycle assessment (LCA) and material flow analysis (MFA)
methods for guiding engineering and policy decisions; specific interest in
biomass and bioenergy, biofuels, and urban infrastructure.
Mohammad Nazari
mn468@drexel.edu
Mohammad Nazari is a Chemistry graduate student at Drexel
University. He is a PhD student, a teaching fellow in the College of
Engineering, and a family man. He is experienced in the lab for both organic
and inorganic synthesis for chemistry. He is also established in the characterization
of organic and inorganic compounds using analytical instruments. Apart from
teaching, he is currently working on synthesizing novel ligands that may be
used in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells.
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