Current Students
Aditi Sharma
Willem Neuefeind Lessig
Aditi Sharma
Aditi Sharma is an undergraduate computer engineering student at NYU Tandon with an interest in IoT and hardware engineering. On campus, she works as a Teaching Assistant in the General Engineering Department and as a Resident Assistant for Residential Life Services. Currently, she is working on a project to investigate how indoor light s
Aditi Sharma is an undergraduate computer engineering student at NYU Tandon with an interest in IoT and hardware engineering. On campus, she works as a Teaching Assistant in the General Engineering Department and as a Resident Assistant for Residential Life Services. Currently, she is working on a project to investigate how indoor light sources affect the power output of solar cells, aiming to inform engineers on building next-generation solar cells for low-power indoor electronics and IoT devices.
Jimmy Chen
Willem Neuefeind Lessig
Aditi Sharma
Jimmy Chen is an undergraduate majoring in mathematics and computer science at New York University. His primary research interests are in optimization and probability theory. Currently, he is working on a research project focused on the computational optimization of LEDs to enhance plant growth. By employing numerical methods such as nonl
Jimmy Chen is an undergraduate majoring in mathematics and computer science at New York University. His primary research interests are in optimization and probability theory. Currently, he is working on a research project focused on the computational optimization of LEDs to enhance plant growth. By employing numerical methods such as nonlinear least squares, Jimmy aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of LED technology in horticulture. In the future, Jimmy plans to pursue graduate study in applied mathematics.
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Willem Neuefeind Lessig
Willem Neuefeind Lessig
Willem Neuefeind Lessig
Willem Neuefeind Lessig is a Computer Science undergraduate student at NYU Tandon. He has experience working as a Web Developer in React TypeScript, as well as a Game Designer working in Unity. Willem’s most recent project has been a device to help students, or anyone with a phone, to get better work done by removing the distraction of a
Willem Neuefeind Lessig is a Computer Science undergraduate student at NYU Tandon. He has experience working as a Web Developer in React TypeScript, as well as a Game Designer working in Unity. Willem’s most recent project has been a device to help students, or anyone with a phone, to get better work done by removing the distraction of a phone within reach. His focus now is on increasing the feasibility of solar power in low-light environments.