Undergraduate Opportunities in the EFD Laboratory
Our research group regularly hires undergraduate students to participate in research and make meaninful contributions. If you are interested, please contact Dr. Pardyjak directly. Below is a list of the many student who have contributed to research in the EFD lab over the years.
Present Undergraduate Researchers
| Student | Project |
|---|---|
| Anup Khadka | Low-cost sensor development |
| Ryan Candlish | Low-cost sensor testing/development |
| Scott Carlson | Development of a Python-based GUI for QUIC |
Former Undergraduate Student research projects
| Jeppesen Feliciano | QUIC-URB improvements |
| Vignesh Sivaramakrishnan | Improving local energy-budget measurement stations (LEMS) |
| Elliott Barth | Repair of a remote sensing SODAR wind measurement device |
| Aaron Burton | Development of a Microcontroller-based Atmospheric Sounding System (M.A.S.S.) |
| Scott Schoen | Building heat transfer modeling |
| Nipun Gunawardena* | Development local energy balance measurement stations |
| Christian Holbert | Cold air pool study in the Salt Lake Valley using remote sensing |
| Bryon Edmunds* | Wind-tunnel deposition study |
| Price Lefler | TPAWT dispersion |
| Daniel Alexander | PIV measurements of flow around sports stadiums |
| Sydney StokerFlow visualization sports stadium (Grinnell College) |
* indicates a UROP award