Me presenting to CBA's faculty, staff, and administrators on the Student Success tutoring program

I recently completed my high school senior capstone project. When I was a first-year high school student, Alex Eddlemon and I developed a series of chemical reactions that could be employed to extract oxygen from Martian regolith through thermal decomposition of metal oxides in the presence of hydrogen and electrolysis of the generated water. My capstone project expanded on this research by theorizing a plant to carry out the process, finding possible combinations of design parameters for that plant with a python program, and comparing the process to existing alternatives like NASA's MOxIE.

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A paper Grayson Steinbach and I submitted for Honors Advanced Mechanics.

A paper Mary Campbell Doss and I submitted and presented for Honors Advanced Mechanics.

When I find myself with time off, my mind often wonders. I tend to think of really unconventional, impractical, and sometimes even bizarre ways to do conventional things. I become captivated by the question: "is this idea theoretically possible?" Over spring break in 2024, I had one of those unconventional ideas.