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Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GAFall 2008Capstone Design – ME 4182• 20 students• Modified senior mechanical design course incorporating lecture component to associate mechanicaldesign with entrepreneurship, adding prototype funding to student teams to build hardware, andmotivating teams with cash prizes at prototype symposiumMassachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MASpring 2004, Spring 2005Fundamentals of Biological Measurement – BE.481Prof. Scott Manalis, Prof. Peter Sorger• 20+ students, 2 semesters• Awarded Teaching Fellowship by MIT Computational and Systems Biology Initiative (CSBi)• Guest lectured on subject of Fourier optics (Spring 2004, Spring 2005)• Designed and conducted laboratory sessions on optical MEMS with Thomas Burg (Spring 2004)• Created homework sets, tutorial sessions covering fundamentals of optics, signal processing incooperation with teaching assistants Ben Zeskind, Maxim Shusteff (Spring 2005)Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GAFall 2000System Dynamics and Controls – ME 3015Prof. William E. Singhose• 60+ students• Wrote homework problems, software simulation to teach control effect on moving pendulum• Integrated research and education by logging student homework trials using software simulation andanalyzing performance for statistically significant operator behavior analysesGeorgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GAFall 1999Calculus I – MATH 1501Prof. Wilfrid Gangbo• 47 students• Instructed 2 days/wk for semester duration, wrote tests covering differential and integral calculusINDUSTRY EMPLOYMENTClaw Hanging Systems, Cambridge MASep 2005-present• Founder and managing partner for bicycle storage product, The Claw• Featured on ABC prime-time television show, American Inventor (Summer 2007), as finalists fromNew York City competing for $1M against 5 other inventors• Licensed to Whirlpool Corporation to launch product worldwide in 2008NASA-Johnson Space Center, Houston, TXJun 1999-Sep 1999X-38 Spaceflight Vehicle Division• Devised new method of evaluating multi-variable cockpit layout problem resulting in major decisionin spacecraft seating configuration, tested in zero-gravity KC-135• Designed and manufactured remote cockpit for X-38 vehicle within rear of Ford van• Contributed to new spacecraft testing and design evolution by leading teams, meeting deadlinesC.R. Forest, CV, 4 of 10
NASA-Johnson Space Center, Houston, TXJan 1999-Mar 1999Spacesuit Design Division• Developed mechanical designs for flight hardware that interfaces between the astronaut spacesuitand vehicle such as jamb cleat assembly and electrical connectorsNASA-Johnson Space Center, Houston, TXJun 1998-Sep 1998X-38 Spaceflight vehicle, Manufacturing Division• Designed, fabricated, and tested mechanical assemblies for space and/or ground use and testingNASA-Johnson Space Center, Houston, TXAstronaut/Flight Controller Training Division• Prepared training aids for astronauts and flight controllers• Condensed engineering descriptions and drawings to schematics for trainingJan 1998-Mar 1998AWARDS• National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship (2002-2004)• Georgia Tech Engineering Student of the Year (2000)• NASA Invention Award (2001)- Created nanotube composite materials with elastomer room-temperature vulcanizing rubber• Georgia Tech Presidential Fellowship (2001)• MIT Presidential Fellowship (2001)• Sandia National Laboratories MEMS Campus Fellowship (2003-2006)- $100K/for tuition, research• Georgia Tech Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering Chair’s Award (2001)• Sandia National Laboratories MESA Institute Fellow (2003)• Teaching Fellowship awarded by MIT Computational and Systems Biology Initiative (CSBi) (2005)• American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) President’s Award (2001)• MIT Manufacturing Race-car Competition Winner (2002)• Young Scientist Award at 20 th International Symposium on Microscale Bioseparations (2006)- Best oral presentation at annual meeting by a student (young scientist)• Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) Student Paper Competition Award (2001)• NASA Co-op (work-study) Achievement Award (1999)• Scholarships: American Society of Precision Engineering (ASPE) R.V. Jones student scholarship (2003),Georgia Tech Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering Scholarship (2000), James G. Wohlford Coop(work-study) Scholarship (2000), Phi Sigma Kappa Alumni Scholarship (1997, 1998), Chip KellyScholastic Achievement Award (1997, 1998)• Conference Travel Grants: Hilton Head Conference student travel grant (2004), 19 th , 21 stInternational Symposium on MicroScale Bioseparations (2005, 2007), MIT Grad. StudentCouncil grant for Annual Mtg of American Soc. for Precision Eng. (2006)PUBLICATIONS:Publications in refereed journals:1. Y. Sun, R.K. Heilmann, C.G. Chen, C.R. Forest and M.L. Schattenburg, Precision microcombdesign and fabrication for x-ray optics assembly, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B, Vol. 21(6), p. 2970-2974, November/December 2003.C.R. Forest, CV, 5 of 10
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