Engineering
Less is more or less is a bore? A study on architectural simplicity and complexity.
Presenter: Riley Winter, Engineering and Design Technology, Architecture
Constructing an Assembler and Virtual Machine
Presenter: Devin Wright, College of Engineering and Technology, Computer Science
Salty Digs
Presenter: Sandra Call, College of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology, Interior Design
Shine.
Presenter: McCall Soifua, College of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology, Interior Design
Understanding the Lost Art of Architectural Craft
Presenter: Wesley Romeril, College of Engineering and Technology, Architecture and Engineering Design
Don’t Block Me: Toward A Foundation of Tech-Aware Copyright Practice
Presenter: Travis Skene, College of Engineering & Technology, Computer Science
Observational Study of Seatbelt Use at Utah Valley University
Presenter: Steven Taylor, College of Engineering and Technology, Civil Engineering
Clear Thinking
Presenter: Kimberly Wright, College of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology, Interior Design
Faster RCNN on Pelican Detection
Presenters: Swornim Chhetri, College of Computer Sciences, Computer Science
Is beauty in the eye of the beholder? Results from a survey on Architectural Beauty
Presenter: Ian Hargrave, College of Engineering and Technology, Architecture and Engineering Design
Authentic Affordable Achitecture
Presenter: Zach Haws, College of Engineering and Technology, Architecture
Bramante's Proportions
Presenter: Taylor Mumford, College of Engineering & Technology, Architecture
Longitudinal Geometry of Pig Arteriovenous Fistula (AVF)
Presenter: Savanna Cahoon, College of Science, Biology
Improving Upper-Limb Prostheses Control via Optimizing sEMG Electrode Number and Location
Presenter: Gursirat Grewal, College of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
Optimizing Piezoelectric Process Parameters for Self-Charging Power Cells
Presenters: Paige Leland, College of Engineering, Chemical
The Effects of 3D Printing on the Heat Distribution of Microfluidic Chips using Self-Contained Resistive Heating
Presenters: Garrett Hawkins, College of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Leveraging Commercial Nuclear Reactors to Power Space Exploration
Presenter: Benjamin Johnson, College of Engineering and Technology, Chemical Engineering
Using Transient Hot-Wires in 3D Printed Materials
Presenter: Conner Mantz, College of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Thymine Dependent Bacillus subtilis for Spore Containment
Presenter: Julissa van Renselaar, College of Engineering, Biological Engineering
Education in Building Tectonics Through Craft
Presenter: Lindsey Barker, College of Engineering and Technology, Architecture & Engineering Design
Single Differential All Wheel Drive
Presenter: Chandler Flinderes, College of Engineering & Technology, Mechanical Engineering
Toward a Metric for Assessing Ideological Devotion within Technical Communities
Presenter: Michael Harding, College of Engineering & Technology, Computer Science
Form or Function? Investigating Mosque Architecture
Presenter: Dylan Hare, College of Engineering and Technology, Architecture
The effects of observational nudging on WRF simulations
Presenter: Ariel Green, College of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Altering the Distribution of UAS to Enhance Intercommunication
Presenter: Tanner Green, Fulton College of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Rapid Detection and Monitoring of Nitrates in Water Using Low-Cost Equipment
Presenter: Michael Harmon, College of Science, Engineering, and Technology, Physical Sciences
Shaker Table For Reverse Electrowetting Energy Harvesting
Presenter: Ryan Turley, College of Science, Engineering, and Technology, Department of Engineering
Decentralized Learning of Search Parameters for Cooperating Vehicles Using Gaussian Process Regression
Presenter: Christine Akagi, College of Engineering, Electrical Engineering
Designing a Carbon Infiltration-Carbon Nanotube Filtration Device to Separate Oil from Fracking Waste
Brian Jensen; Phillip Ng, Brigham Young University The purpose of this project is to invent a device capable of filtrating oil from fracking waste using a system of Carbon Infiltrated Carbon Nanotubes (CI-CNT) and its passive filtration properties. Fracking produces harmful waste material that pollutes clean water. A large-scale CI-CNT device that can filter large amounts of the microscopic oil particles from the waste will offer drilling companies a viable option to reuse the fracking mixture collected from after the fracking process instead of burying their unusable waste material underground, thereby causing less environmental damage. Pyrolytic CI-CNT’s can isolate water and oil molecules due to their superhydrophobic and oleophilic properties, unique cylindrical nanostructure, and functional groups. The CI-CNT’s will be grown on a stainless steel substrate that will give us the robustness and material properties needed to withstand the forces from fluid flow. We have designed a long channel with unique mechanical features that we anticipate will effectively separate oil from fracking waste as it interacts with it by splashing, rolling, and flowing across its surface.
Stroke Optimization for Petroleum Rod Pumping
Craig Schoenberger; Nathan Van Katwyk; Jens Griffin; Insu Kim, Brigham Young University
Surrogate Model of Propeller on Propeller Fluid Interaction
Austin Schenk, Brigham Young University
Comparison of two common methods used to calibrate motion capture systems
Ryan Clark; Taylor Dickinson; Johnfredy Loaiza; Kari Beardsley; Dan Geiger, Brigham Young University
Determining the Dominant Axis of Bat Rotation for Division I Softball Hitters in Home Run Swings
Sutherland Wyatt; Connor Meyerhoeffer, Dixie State University
Modification of WSe2 nanoplates created by screw dislocations
Jayson Foster, Dixie State University
The Solar Patch: Mobile Device Charging Module
Nathanael Nelson, Brigham Young University
Submillimeter Rapid Fabrication Techniques for Microfluidics
Chase Omana, University of Utah
Generation of stress/strain curves by VPSC for simulation of sheet stamping in Mg alloy AZ31B at different forming temperatures
Trenton Colton; David Fullwood, Brigham Young University
Solar Updraft Towers to Clean the Air and Reduce Inversions
Austin Bettridge, Utah Valley University
Floating Microalgae Harvesting Boat to Prevent Algal Blooms and Produce Renewable Energy
Anastasiia Matkovska; Austin Bettridge; Blake Allred; Jeff Keller, Utah Valley University
Kinematics of the first and fifth metatarsals as determined by high-speed dual fluoroscopy
Konstantinos Karpos; Koren Roach, University of Utah
Ionic Liquids as Green Biofuel Extraction
TaylorAnn Christensen, Dixie State University
Line Upon Line: Engineering Strong 3-Dimensional Cardiac Tissue
Joseph Rich, Brigham Young University
Axisymmetric Turbulent Wake Development
Kyle Hakes; Heather Erickson, Brigham Young University
Simulating Coal Transportation with Carbon Dioxide
Ariel Green; Taylor Schroedter, Brigham Young University
Relational Reinforcement Learning and the Curse of Dimensionality
Joseph Millar, Utah Valley University
Using Collagen Hydrogels to 3D Print Blood Vessels
Mary Rosbach, Brigham Young University