Results: 2022 Student Design Fair

4/28 Pratt School of Engineering

Winners of the 2022 Student Design Fair held at Duke's Pratt School of Engineering

Biggest Difference (tie)

Will make the most difference to those for whom the device is intended

Project Team #37 — A low-cost colostomy bag for those in low- to medium-resourced settings
- Joanna Peng
- Alanna Manfredini
- Amy Guan
- Darienne Rogers
Project Team #13 — A way to use CRISPR-Cas13/Cas12 lateral flow assay to diagnose both drug-susceptible and drug-resistant strains of tuberculosis
- Sean Li
- Harshitha Venugopal Lavanya
- Michael Tian
- Simone Wall

New technology, or use of existing technology, that makes a step-change

Project Team #11 — A way to alter the behavior of diseased brain cells to cure Alzheimer’s Disease

Robust use of calculations that lead to improved design or function

Project Team #22 — A small-scale vertical landing rocket

Captures the attention of users; pleasing to behold

Project Team #30 — Detachable rollerskates

The target audience is likely to use this in place of what is currently available

Project Team #43 — Custom website and text bot for SKANSKA to schedule deliveries of goods to construction worksites
- Will Denton
- Vivek Tarapara
- Ken Kalin
- Dez Kecker
- Del Cudjoe
Project Team #9 — A worksite foam cutter for people with disabilities
- Laine Beckler
- Drew Genuit

Showed resilience, determination, and grit

Project Team #35 — Floating barge capable of holding trash for the Ellerbe Creek Watershed Association
- Pranay Vure
- Luke Meredith
- J.J. Peters
Project Team #22 — Small-scale vertical landing rocket
- JD Inge
- Everett Werner
- Justin Nickelsburg
- Joanna Feaster
- Muazzam Khan-Noorpuri
- Kartikay Goel
- Mario Munoz