Kimberly Tice
Undergraduate Student in Electrical Engineering
Francis College of Engineering
Immersive Scholar (2023)
Research
Linear and non-linear acoustics and its application to acoustofluidics. Microplastics research as a part of the RAMP program.
Education
- BS (expected 2026) Electrical Engineering, University of Massachusetts Lowell
- High School Diploma (2022) Billerica Memorial High School
Biography
Kimberly Tice is a student who has always had a passion for music, having been in a few different music groups. She is excited to see how this can be brought into engineering through acoustics research.
Skills
- Programming language: C
- Musical Instruments: Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
- Equipment manager for UML Basketball Pep Band
Experiences
- RAMP 2022 – Conducted environmental engineering research on microplastic pollution in the Merrimack River; worked with a team of peers and high school students, mentored by Professor Weile Yan; Learned professional skills with industry mentors from Abiomed.
Selected Publications
- In Progress
Affiliated Organizations
Honors & Awards
- UML Immersive scholar
- Selected to participate in RAMP in 2022
- Dean’s List