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| Apoorva Rajagopal |
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About Apoorva:
Apoorva is a distinguished graduate of just about every class Paul teaches. She hails from Cupertino, CA. She enjoys
math, dynamics, and the finesse racquet sports, especially tennis. She is going to be a heart surgeon some day, so she's
probably a pretty good person to make friends with and keep in touch with.
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| Holly Liske |
| Liske {AT} stanford.edu |
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About Holly:
Holly is a 1st-year graduate student in the Mechanical Engineering department. She harkens from Medford, WI, and
graduated from the University of Wisconson with a BS in biomedical engineering. She is focused on biomechanics
and design methodology. Her hobbies include mountain biking, cross country skiing, inline skating, and crafting.
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| Katy Keenan |
| kek {AT} stanford.edu |
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About Katy:
Katy is a 5th-year graduate student in the Mechanical Engineering department. She's recently engaged, and travels to
Colorado to see the boy. She studies medical images - and is trying to find a way to diagnosis osteoarthritis early.
In her spare time she cycles (a lot), enjoys the finer side of epicurean delights, and tries to prove that sleep can
be rendered obsolete if one eats often enough.
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| LeAnn Duong |
| LeAnnD {AT} stanford.edu |
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About LeAnn:
LeAnn is a coterm student in the Mechanical Engineering department. Her focus is on wildness, insanity, and complete
and total awesomeness. Do not doubt her awesomeness. The last time someone did, it did not end pretty. And this
will remain her bio until she provides a better one. So tell her to get on that.
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| Paul Csonka |
| pcsonka {AT} stanford.edu |
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About Paul C:
Paul is a 6th-year graduate student in the Mechanical Engineering department. He works with Alex in the Robotic Locomotion
Lab, researching dynamic falling in bipedal robots. His hobbies include scaling distant peaks (usually the hardest way
possible), playing the piano, and trying to overcome the traumatic past of being a physics major in undergrad.
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| Alex Perkins |
| alexp2 {AT} stanford.edu |
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About Alex:
Alex is a 5th-year graduate student in the Mechanical Engineering department. He works with Paul in the Robotic Locomotion
Lab, researching innovative control algorithms to induce catostrophic failure in bipedal robotic subsystems. His hobbies
include playing golf, cooking, hanging out with his wife, writing other TA's bios because they have not provided him with
one, and desparately trying to graduate.
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About Paul:
Paul is a Consulting Professor at Stanford whose research interests center on kinematics, kinetics, dynamics, and motion simulation. Paul pioneered the creation of Online Dynamics
Inc. symbolic manipulator Autolev and was responsible for research and development of MSC.Software's motion and FEA products including MSC.visualNastran 4D, Working Model 3D (versions 1-6),
Working Model 2D (v. 2-5), and Interactive Physics (v.2-6).
Paul also enjoys developing interactive teaching methods and curriculum in Stanford's engineering courses and is known for the enthusiasm he brings to the classroom.
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