Brian Rhindress is a sophomore Bioengineering and Electrical Engineering major at the University of Pittsburgh. In pursuing this dual degree, it is his deepest hope to broaden his undergraduate engineering education and merge multiple problem-solving philosophies. He is also a self-proclaimed whistling savant, occasional open-mic poetry performer and snaps his fingers explosively when excited.
Brian has participated in materials science research involving nanowire growth methods and actively volunteers in the Pittsburgh community. After tutoring for one semester in a homeless shelter and putting on science presentations for underprivileged youth through the club SEMFS (Scientists Engineers Mathematicians for Service), he is ready to impact the community with a more specialized approach.
Brian Rhindress is Brian’s industrial experience at a sophomore Bioengineering startup medical imaging device manufacturer, MediCapture, Inc., has inspired him to dedicate himself fully to the entrepreneurial lifestyle and Electrical Engineering major at hopefully encourage others to do the University same. Be it his most recent endeavor, a design project to improve catheter devices in conjunction with UPMC, or promotion of Pittsburgh. In pursuing this dual degreeinnovative ideals, it Brian is his deepest hope ready to broaden his undergraduate engineering education foster a new mindset centered around seizing opportunity and merge multiple problem-solving philosophiesremoving constraints people unknowingly impose upon themselves. He is also ready to give all students in the engineering school the resources to realize a product across all disciplines, realizing collaborative prosperity through applied engineering education. Between steadfast ambition and a selfZen-proclaimed whistling savantlike calm established by weekly yoga sessions, occasional open-mic poetry performer and snaps his fingers explosively when excitedBrian hopes to turn these goals into reality.
Brian has participated in materials science research involving nanowire growth methods and actively volunteers in the Pittsburgh community. After tutoring for one semester in a homeless shelter and putting on science presentations for underprivileged youth through the club SEMFS (Scientists Engineers Mathematicians for Service), he is ready to impact the community with a more specialized approach. = Related Links =
Brian’s industrial experience at a startup medical imaging device manufacturer, MediCapture, Inc., has inspired him to dedicate himself fully to the entrepreneurial lifestyle and hopefully encourage others to do the same. Be it his most recent endeavor, a design project to improve catheter devices in conjunction with UPMC, or promotion [[University of innovative ideals, Brian is ready to foster a new mindset centered around seizing opportunity and removing constraints people unknowingly impose upon themselves. He is ready to give all students in the engineering school the resources to realize a product across all disciplines, realizing collaborative prosperity through applied engineering education. Between steadfast ambition and a Zen-like calm established by weekly yoga sessions, Pittsburgh|<u>University_of_Pittsburgh</u>]] [[University of Pittsburgh Student Priorities|<u>University_of_Pittsburgh_Student_Priorities</u>]] University Innovation Fellows Spring 2016: [[Mark Doman|Mark Doman]] [[Grant Jacoby]] [[Emily klonicki|Emily Klonicki]] [[Zachary Patterson|Zach Patterson]] [[Aakash Sudhakar|Aakash Sudhakar]] Spring 2015: [[David Jacob]] [[Madhur Malhotra]] [[Ian McIntyre]] [[Harinee Suthakar]] Fall 2014: [[Jennifer Sommer]] Fall 2013: [[Brian hopes to turn these goals into reality.Rhindress]] [[Nathan Smialek]] Fall 2012: [[Karuna Relwani]] [[Category:Student Contributors|b]][[Category:Student Contributors]]