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Contest Judges
Ross Borchardt - Second from right
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Employed by Orbital Technologies, Madison, WI
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Previously held positions at Boeing Company Satellite Development Center as a Flight and Control Engineer and as a Systems Engineer
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Interned with Buffoli Transfer S.p.A. Brescia, Italy.
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Technical experience includes mechanical design, analysis, fabrication, assembly, test, and verification. Past projects have involved aerospace power systems, controls technology and simulation, and life support systems.
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Past UW-Madison Activities
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Flying Badgers Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Project: Jet Turbine and landing gear team leader
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Vice-chair of the Wisconsin Section of AIAA
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Lace Master(2007-2008)
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Schoofs Contest for Creativity- 4th Place
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Tong Prototype Competition- 2nd Place
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Patent Pending
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Sea Squad-Luxury Submersible: Designed a luxury submersible to an operating depth of 100 meters.
Ed Gisske
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BSEE UW-Madison 1970
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BSME UW-Madison 1973
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Thirteen postgraduate credits in Thermoscience and Fluid Dynamics at UW-Madison
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Registered professional engineer in Wisconsin since 1979
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15 US and foreign patents issued, 8 applications pending. More than 50 US Patent citations.
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Owns Gisske Engineering, Mt. Horeb, WI.
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Sole-practice that designs and develops electrical and mechanical products for forensic analysis and testing.
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Participated in bringing more than 150 products to market since 1978
- Served as a Lecturer/Specialist in the UW-Madison Mechanical Engineering department teaching Manufacturing Processes,
Welding Engineering, Instrumentation and various short courses.
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Taught ME349 (Mechanical Engineering Senior Design) as an adjunct lecturer in 1997
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Interests
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Amateur radio: First licensed in 1961, Amateur Extra class license
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Aviation: Commercial, Instrument, and Multi-engine ratings
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Precision metalworking and machine tool renovation
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Home brewing beer
Nick Passint
- Born and raised in Rice Lake, WI
- Employed by Pflow Industries, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
- Project Engineer on the Cartveyor product line
- Experience with vertical reciprocating conveyors
- Past UW-Madison Activities
- SAFEWalker
- Engineering Expo
- AIAA
- Ice Net X (2003-2004)
- Schoofs Contest for Creativity- 1st Place
- Tong Prototype Competition- 3rd Place
- Interests
- Hunting, Fishing, Sailboat Racing
- Supporting Badger Athletics
University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Engineering PhysicsMadison, Wisconsin Revised: 12/8/2008
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