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Ensures the design meets objectives and deliverables, creates and runs tests, and analyzes test data. Designs and fabricates experiment chassis and maintains a mass budget. Designs and fabricates electrical systems, designs an automation program, records test data, and maintains a power budget. Manages team publicity, solicits funding, maintains team website, runs travel logistics, and maintains project budget. Organizes and coordinates outreach events. Made up of all subsystem leads, oversees project and assists project manager with administrative tasks. Oversees project and serves as liason between the principal investigator and the team. Graduate student heading the project, serves as liason between faculty advisors and the team.

Updates
20 March 2009

The team would like to thank the Michigan Space Grant Consortium for becoming our latest sponsor! Your support is greatly appreciated!

The team would also like to thank Mr. Paul Nuyen for taking the time to meet with some members of the team. Mr. Nuyen works for Boeing and has overseen projects such as the 747.

In other news, the team is conducting extensive testing of various components and devices. After the preliminary design review, each subsystem has been working to address issues raised and discussed.

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The Structures team lead, Josh Robinson is a junior in Aerospace Engineering. This is his second year working with S3FL. Last year he worked on the telemetry subsystem for CanSat team Victor V.
Ali Doan is a sophomore in Mechanical Engineering. While she was not on the team last year, she researched the use of piezoelectrics for the use of NanoFET through the UROP program.
Michael Harrison is a freshman planning on majoring in Biomedical Engineering. He was on robotics in high school.
Shane Moore is a senior in aerospace engineering. The C-9 project interests him because he gets to help design and build things out of raw materials and potentially test them in near-space conditions! He also plays drum on the Michigan Drumline.
Michael Ramirez is a Junior in Aerospace Engineering, and is from Austin, Texas. He joined Team ZESTT because he thought the thruster sounded really interesting, and he wanted to get involved in using his engineering skills outside of the classroom. He can juggle, throw playing cards very long distances, do a handstand, do a very good elephant impression, and he's from TEXAS!!!
Huy Nguyen is a sophomore in the Aerospace Engineering program. If he could, he would play tennis and sing forever. Interestingly, he sings spotaneously anywhere at anytime with anyone.
   

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