The Team Replacing Fossil Fuels
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Stephen Beaton
Stephen did his undergraduate education at the U.S. Air Force Academy (BS Biochemistry), his doctorate at the University of Oxford (DPhil. Inorganic Chemistry), and completed an MBA at Stanford. Before the MBA program, Stephen worked as a scientist at the National Renewable Energy Lab, Air Force Research Lab, and the Pentagon on low-carbon fuel projects.
Ford McClure
Ford did his undergraduate education at the Northeastern (Mechanical Engineering) and has a background in leading engineering designs for cutting edge aerospace technologies.
Gaurav Kamat
Gaurav did his undergraduate education in Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley and completed his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering at Stanford University. His work has spanned heterogeneous catalysis, nanoparticle synthesis, and electrochemical production of hydrogen.
Terry Baggett
Terry did his undergraduate education at West Point (Chemical Engineering) and has a background in leading high performance teams. He completed an MBA at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Fergus Noble
Fergus Noble is a technology entrepreneur and engineer with extensive experience in developing technical solutions to the world’s most difficult problems. He co-founded and led technical developments at Swift Navigation, a company focused on delivering affordable and accurate GPS solutions for autonomous vehicles and robotics.
Jeremy Swerdlow
Jeremy Swerdlow is a seasoned mechanical engineer with nearly two decades of experience in design, prototyping, and research, contributing to groundbreaking projects like Google Daydream VR and Intel's award-winning flying camera. Known for solving complex engineering challenges, he has worked on innovations ranging from automated pizza trucks to pipeline inspection systems and advanced prosthetics.
Jacob Fenwick
Jacob Fenwick is a versatile engineer with expertise in prototyping, automation, and mechanical systems, leveraging a multidisciplinary background in mathematics, machining, and engineering.
Reid Munro
Reid Munro is a driven chemical and biomolecular engineering graduate from UCLA, specializing in sustainable solutions to combat climate change. With hands-on experience in carbon capture and sustainable concrete research at UCLA's Institute for Carbon Management, she has worked on transitioning chemical processes from bench-scale to pilot-scale.