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My name is Katherine J. Kuchenbecker |
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I am an assistant professor in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics and the GRASP Lab at the University of Pennsylvania |
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In June 2007 I completed a postdoctoral research fellowship in the Haptic Exploration Laboratory at the Johns Hopkins University |
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I finished my Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University in June 2006 |
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I did my doctoral research in the Telerobotics Lab, developing methods for improving the realism of haptic feedback for virtual reality and teleoperation |
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You can view my curriculum vitae or read my publications |
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I love to teach, and I especially enjoyed my time as a TA in the Stanford Product Realization Lab |
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I also enjoy designing and manufacturing things such as the NeoDriver, of which I have small and large videos (with voiceover) |
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I worked with Stanford's Center for Teaching and Learning to develop an automated web-based teaching evaluation system |
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I have been active in several women's organizations including AWE at Penn and SEGWA, the M.E. Women's Group, and Cap and Gown at Stanford |
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I married Jonathan Fiene on July 29, 2006, in a wedding at Stanford University |
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I love photography, and my husband and I maintain many galleries of images from our various travels |
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Please feel free to contact me via email |