ABOUT
We are a group of service-oriented Princeton students who are looking to make a difference in the community through engineering service projects.
PROJECT LEADERS 2015-2016
Michael Hepler
Assistant Instructor
Graduate student at Princeton University managing and organizing the development of the solar refrigerator project while connecting students with required technical expertise.
Charles Zhou '16
Economic Researcher
Investigating the potential economic benefit of bringing the Solar Fridge project to Third-World Countries and Emerging Economies.
Christine Li '17
Web Designer
Developing and maintaining this website to include market research, data, and track the progress of the solar fridge project.
Rhino Nevers '18
Vaccine Monitor Developer
Monitoring the temperature of the vaccines using an Arduino, comparing a variety of temperature sensing devices, designing circuit components to increase number of vaccines and filter the signal output by the temperature sensors.
Emily Viggers '16
Builder
Working on a containment system for the activated carbon and ethanol for the refrigeration cycle.
Benjamin Shi '18
Solar Tracking Researcher
Research on various aspects of solar tracking such as the trajectory of the sun, possible solar tracking algorithms, and the functionality and logic behind two algorithms to be used to perform optimal solar tracking. Building a prototype that is capable of using these algorithm to perform solar tracking.
Nuss Visatemongkolchai '18
Vaccine Monitor Developer
Working on a vaccine temperature monitoring circuit for the fridge -- developing a system with an Arduino that tracks temperature of vaccine vials and send out alerts when the temperature falls out of range.
PROJECT LEADERS 2014-2015
Michael Hepler
Christine Li '17
Michael Hauss '15
Julia Perlmutter '17
Assistant Instructor
Graduate student at Princeton University managing and organizing the development of the solar refrigerator project while connecting students with required technical expertise.
Brian Perlmutter '15
Cost-benefit analyer
Conducting both a theoretical and empirical cost-benefit analysis of the solar fridge prototype
Nicole Gonzalez '16
Builder
Building a custom vaccine vial temperature monitoring system.
Sean Coffers '15
Organizer, Requisitions, Ideas
Ordering parts and equipment. Finding random things. Helping others design and develop.
Web Designer
Developing and maintaining this website to include market research, data, and track the progress of the solar fridge project.
Marina Kaneko '15
Cost-benefit analyer
Conducting both a theoretical and empirical cost-benefit analysis of the solar fridge prototype
Dean Makino '15
Builder
Building a custom vaccine vial temperature monitoring system.
Parabolic Trough Developer
Working on the theory, modeling, development, building, and ultimately deployment of the the parabolic trough
Benjamin Shi '18
Model Creator
Working on making a CAD model of the fridge.
Emily Viggers '16
Builder
Working on a containment system for the activated carbon and ethanol for the refrigeration cycle.
Cost-benefit analyer
Conducting both a theoretical and empirical cost-benefit analysis of the solar fridge prototype
Parabolic Trough Developer
Mauricio Gonzalez-Aranda '15
Working on the theory, modeling, development, building, and ultimately deployment of the the parabolic trough
Grace Chang '17
Researcher
Conducted market research for the solar adsorption refrigerator.
Sean Treacy '16
Student
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