F&S staff met with the researchers to discuss the design constraints for installing the tensengrity structure for bike parking at Newmark Civil Engineering Lab (NCEL). Dr. Ann Scychterz and Dr.
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Adaptive Aluminum Tensegrity Structure as a Bike Parking Canopy (In Progress)
Project History
Project Family
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iSEE Campus as a Living Lab (CALL) Projects
- Adaptive Aluminum Tensegrity Structure as a Bike Parking Canopy
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- Creating Adaptable Autonomous Systems for Energy-Efficient Buildings
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- Faculty/Staff Crowdsourced Community Program
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- I-PLACES Living Laboratory
- Integrating Groundwater Resources and Geothermal Energy for Water-Energy Security and Resilience
- Student Mobility on and around the Illinois campus
- Testing Geopolymer Performance in a Geothermal Exchange System
- Thermochemical Batteries: Turning Waste Heat into an Energy Source
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Team Members:
- Ann Sychterz, Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Nishant Garg, Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering
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