ISEC Mid-Year Interns

 

2023

Matthew DiCairano, Florida Institute of Technology - "Expanding the possibility of future research over interplanetary distances through the utilization of the Modern-Day Space Elevator"

Aidan Hurley-Kalici, University at Buffalo - “Simulation Visualization” (provisional title)

Souvik Mukherjee, Vellore Institute of Technology - “Pre-development Tests for Space Elevator

2022

Divyanshi Gupta, University of Edinburgh - “Humans on Space Elevator Transport System” (paper) (slides)

Khushi Shah, University of Mumbai - “Apex Anchor: A Multi-Mission Developmental Program” (paper) (slides)

2021

Ryan Harker, Purdue University Northwest - Design Support for the ongoing Climber/Tether Interface Study (slides)

2020

Craig Orrock, Heriot-Watt University - “Applications and Uses of Robotics for a Space Elevator

Eliana Rubin, Seattle Pacific University -  Contributed webpage support with web design on our main page and ISEC header, including embedded code.

Lynessa Schaeffer, Seattle Pacific University - “International Development of Space Elevators Makes Financial Sense

Amelia Stanton, Heriot-Watt University - “How to develop the Apex Anchor on the Space Elevator

2019

Joshua Bernard-Cooper, University of St. Andrews - “An Instrumented, Balloon-supported Tether for Early Space Elevator Research and Revenue

Sophia Lee Roberts, King's College London - “Methodologies for Mitigating Risk to the Lower Reaches of the Future Earth Space Elevator”

2018

Matthew Dupree, University of California - “Research into Software and Future Technologies for Space Elevator Simulation”

Yuri Shimane, Imperial College London - “Comparison Of Gravitational Forces Of Celestial Bodies Around The Space Elevator Tether Climber"

2017

Pierre Evellin, International Space University - “Impact of a Moon Space Elevator on the Moon Village”

Nicolas Jalbert, International Space University - “How can the Earth Space Elevator contribute to the Mars Development”

Noah Redwood, Arizona State University - “How would a space elevator contribute to Mars development?"

Athena Roberts, Arizona State University - “A Comparison of Boron Nitride Nanotubes versus Carbon Nanotubes as the Primary Material for a Space Elevator Tether”

Keegan Tommy, University of Johannesburg - “Alternative Power Source: Rubidium Battery"

2016 - Initial Prototype Run

Paul Broderick Morrison, Arizona State University - “Discuss Concept of a Pathfinder for space elevator in-orbit testing”