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Mark STAPLES
Academic Background:
- 2013 - present • MIT, ESD: PhD student in Engineering Systems
- 2013 • MIT, ESD: MS in Technology and Policy
- 2009 • University of Alberta, Faculty of Engineering: BSc in Mechanical Engineering
Work Experience:
- 2011 - present • Laboratory for Aviation and the Environment, MIT • Cambridge, USA
Research, process modeling, and environmental and economic evaluation of renewable fuel production technologies. - Summer, 2011 • Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Alberta • Edmonton, Canada
Researched methods to monetize the value of environmental assets, and their application to development activity in the Alberta oil sands. - 2009 - 2011 • FACC AG • Vienna, Austria
Conducted static and dynamic structural analysis of aircraft components using finite element and numerical modeling techniques.
Research Domain:
energy and the environment
Research Methodology:
industrial process modeling, lifecycle analysis, discounted cash flow rate of return, MATLAB, ArcGIS
Research Description:
Mark's research focuses on environmental and economic assessment of technologies that hold promise reduce the environmental footprint of aviation.
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