Georgia Tech

I have been studying materials science at Georgia Tech since 2024. This page serves as ongoing documentation of various works and involvement.

Losego Lab Group

I am currently a member of the Losego Lab at Georgia Tech. There, I conduct research on polymeric materials which have been modified via chemical vapor deposition processes, primarily Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) and Vapor Phase Infiltration (VPI), in order to obtain hybrid materials properties. My research pertains primarily to the structure-property relationship of hybridized polyesters (namely PET, PBT, and PETG), and resulting performance within injection molding applications.

Additionally, I have enjoyed helping out with the research and development of projects used within undergraduate materials science coursework, namely MSE 2001.

Samples for these can be viewed below.

PURA: Engineering Mechanical Properties of Injected Molded PETG Parts through VPI

MSE 2001: Contact Angle Project

Videography

These are some scenes that I shot around Tech this past spring. For those interested, this was shot using a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera mounted with a Som Berthiot 25mm f/1.8 lens (a lens from my Bolex H-16 camera). If you’d like to see more photography work, you can view that here.

Music: Consolation No. 3, Liszt.

Coursework

Misc. assignments, projects, and coursework that I have enjoyed.

Principles and Applications of Engineering Materials

Linear Algebra