Lisa Engblom is a Master's student in the Mechanical Engineering program. She received a BS in mechanical engineering from Tufts University in 2004 where she was the recipient of the Victor Prather Class of 1947 Award for Excellence in Research and the Lloyd Macgregor Trefethen Award for Research in Mechanical Engineering. Her previous work includes research on the solidification of under-cooled metals at Tufts University and work on the development of safety standards for Hydrogen vehicles for the Department of Transportation. Her current research with the Building Technology department is part of the TRANSES (Alternatives for the Transition to Sustainable Energy Services in Northern Europe) program in conjunction with NTNU and SINTEF Energy. She is focusing on evaluating the relative benefits of retrofitting and replacing existing buildings to create a more energy efficient stock. The mailing address of the student is: Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
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