Robert Morgowicz

Electrical Engineer at Cornell University Space Systems Design Studio | Ithaca, New York, United States

About Robert Morgowicz

Robert Morgowicz is a rising senior in the College of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell University, where he is making significant strides as an Electrical Engineer within the Cornell Space Systems Design Studio (SSDS). His involvement with the Cislunar Explorers research team places him at the forefront of innovative space exploration initiatives, particularly in the context of NASA's Cube Quest Challenge. This ambitious project, which aims to deploy two small spacecraft into lunar orbit, showcases Robert's expertise in designing and implementing cutting-edge technology, including an experimental water-based propulsion system.

In his role, Robert has taken on the critical task of designing solar panels that will be integrated into the spacecraft's outer walls, ensuring optimal energy collection in the harsh environment of space. His work on the antenna deployment mechanism further highlights his ability to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team, combining engineering principles with practical problem-solving skills. Robert’s proficiency in programming languages such as Java, C, and Python, along with his experience in MATLAB and 3D prototyping, equips him with the technical toolkit necessary for tackling complex engineering challenges.

Beyond his technical skills, Robert excels in project management and delegation, ensuring that team objectives are met efficiently and effectively. His contributions to the Cislunar Explorers project not only reflect his commitment to advancing space technology but also underscore his potential to impact the aerospace industry significantly. As he prepares for graduation, Robert is poised to leverage his hands-on experience and technical acumen to drive future innovations in space systems engineering.

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