Is this project an undergraduate, graduate, or faculty project?

Undergraduate

Project Type

group

Campus

Daytona Beach

Authors' Class Standing

Nathan Dills, Senior Even Jackson, Senior Brandon Rigby, Senior

Lead Presenter's Name

Nathan Dills

Lead Presenter's College

DB College of Engineering

Faculty Mentor Name

Marwa El-Sayed

Abstract

Nathan Dills, Even Jackson, and Brandon Rigby are senior civil engineering students who are passionate about sustainable infrastructure and transportation solutions. Throughout their academic careers, they have demonstrated a keen interest in researching and implementing innovative technologies and practices that promote environmental sustainability and enhance quality of life. As part of a class project, they have conducted research on vehicular electrification and its potential to create a more sustainable campus environment at their university. Together, they are excited to present their findings and contribute to the ongoing dialogue around sustainable transportation and infrastructure.

Did this research project receive funding support (Spark, SURF, Research Abroad, Student Internal Grants, Collaborative, Climbing, or Ignite Grants) from the Office of Undergraduate Research?

No

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Vehicular Electrification for a Sustainable ERAU Campus

Nathan Dills, Even Jackson, and Brandon Rigby are senior civil engineering students who are passionate about sustainable infrastructure and transportation solutions. Throughout their academic careers, they have demonstrated a keen interest in researching and implementing innovative technologies and practices that promote environmental sustainability and enhance quality of life. As part of a class project, they have conducted research on vehicular electrification and its potential to create a more sustainable campus environment at their university. Together, they are excited to present their findings and contribute to the ongoing dialogue around sustainable transportation and infrastructure.

 

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