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Circularity and Repairability of Bose Products

The 2022-23 Bose SCOPE team worked with Bose to infuse sustainability and product circularity across its global business operations.

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Faculty Advisor: Lynn Andrea Stein

Improving Cancer Diagnostic Accuracy During ERCP Procedures

Boston Scientific has tasked the 2022-2023 BSC SCOPE team with the challenge of improving the current state of their cytology brush and to create a more accurate and efficient tool for physicians.

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Faculty Advisor: Lawrence Neeley

Brandeis Rosbash Lab FlyBox Redesign

The 2022-23 Brandeis SCOPE team overhauled the original Roshbash Lab FlyBox's hardware, assembly, and software, creating a robust and polished tool to track the behavior of genetically modified fruit flies over multiday periods.

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Faculty Advisor: Lawrence Neeley

Dassault Systemes Customer Adoption Experience

The 2022-23 Dassault SCOPE team researched user journeys and created prototypes to reduce the complexity and provide a more seamless onboarding and discoverability experience for current and future customers of 3DEXPERIENCE Works.

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Faculty Advisor: Lynn Andrea Stein

Coin-Test: Open-Source Risk Evaluation for Cryptocurrency Investments

The 2022-23 FCAT SCOPE team developed Coin-Test, a publicly available, open-source Python library that provides a novel approach to evaluating cryptocurrency trading strategies.

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Faculty Advisor: Sarah Bloomer

Digitizing Ford: Building a Future Community

The 2022-23 Ford SCOPE team focused on women in motorsports, with an emphasis on connecting with and building a future community among aspiring women in racing through digital channels.

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Faculty Advisor: Alessandra Ferzoco

Improving CT Scanner Alignment During Installation

The 2022-23 GE Healthcare SCOPE team worked to improve CT image quality by creating a tool or process that will allow CT scanner installation technicians to achieve increased alignment precision.

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Faculty Advisor: Alessandra Ferzoco

Developing a Compact Fluid Management Module for Aerospace Electrolyzers

The 2022-23 SCOPE team collaborated with Giner Labs to improve the weight and volume of their proprietary electrolyzer oxygen generation system to lower costs and take up less valuable cargo room while maintaining a high degree of safety and reliability.

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Faculty Advisor: Lynn Andrea Stein

Pfizer Clinical Trial Assistant

The 2022-23 Pfizer SCOPE team built a prototype that augments the information search capabilities of Pfizer clinical research colleagues when responding to IP handling queries from clinical trial sites, thereby minimizing wait times for patients.

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Faculty Advisor: Lynn Andrea Stein

National High-Injury Network Analysis Tool (NHAT)

Partnering with the Santos Family Foundation and the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center, the team created a free national tool that allows communities to generate interactive HIN maps and understand the relationship between safety, equity, and other contextual factors.

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Faculty Advisor: Alessandra Ferzoco

Energy Harvesting from Water Flow

The goal of this project was to understand manufacturability and control of a device used to generate electrical power from water flow in pipes to power sensors for smart water networks.

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Faculty Advisor: Lawrence Neeley

Blue Origin Safe Avionics-Lifting Lab Equipment

This year's team worked to design a device to help technicians lift and transport batteries to work benches and installation locations.

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Faculty Advisor: Alessandra Ferzoco

The Automated Lift Object System

This year's SCOPE team built off a perception system for remote control of a robot developed by last year’s team resulting in increased manipulation efficiency and reduced onboarding duration and complexity for operators.

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