川﨑 恵美理
Mechanical Engineering · Stanford University
Composites, robotics, and biomechanics. Currently building with the Stanford Solar Car Project.
Hi, I’m Emily.
I’m a Mechanical Engineering student at Stanford University (Class of 2029) with interests in robotics, biomechanics, and materials.
Since 2025, I’ve been a member of the Stanford Solar Car Project (SSCP), where I design, test, and manufacture composite components and coordinate with sponsors to source materials. Before Stanford, I conducted bioengineering research developing a biofeedback system for stroke patients. This winter, I’m joining the Collaborative Haptics and Robotics in Medicine (CHARM) Lab.
Beyond engineering, I wrote business research papers for DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) that twice qualified for the International Career Development Conference (ICDC). These experiences have shaped how I approach problems, combining technical work with clear communication, collaboration, and an eye for how projects come together as a whole.
AFFILIATIONS
Stanford CHARM Lab
Incoming Undergraduate Researcher
Stanford Solar Car Project (SSCP)
Mechanical and Array Team Member
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Member
Alpha Phi, Kappa Chapter
Member
Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
Member
Nikkei Student Union
Member
SKILLS IN PRACTICE
CAD
Hands-on building
Research
Presentations
Introductory data analysis
Fusion
MATLAB
Python
Excel
LANGUAGES
🇺🇸 English · Native
🇯🇵 Japanese 日本語 · Native
Completed Washington Japanese Language School.
Stanford Solar Car Project
Mechanical Team Member (Sep 2025–Present)
Stanford, California
Run 4-point bend tests on carbon fiber weaves, honeycomb panels, and ply orientations to choose layups for the car, finding configurations that more than doubled peak strength for only a small increase in weight. Manufacture trailing edge components using 3D-printed molds and vacuum infusion.
Diagnosed poor resin saturation in early infusion runs and reworked the process to work outdoors with limited resin. Currently developing chassis concepts and materials for the 2027 car, coordinating with sponsor companies to source materials, and building onboarding improvements to grow team diversity and gender representation.
Stanford Solar Car Project, American Solar Challenge 2026
Race Team Member (Summer 2026)
Formula Sun Grand Prix and American Solar Challenge route
Spent the summer with the team through the American Solar Challenge instead of a traditional internship. Worked on the ground at the race, where problems come up fast and fixes have to happen under real time pressure with the whole team depending on them.
Branched out from my composites work to learn other systems on the car, especially the solar array. Also helped with race logistics, including the convoy packing lists and vehicle documentation.
George Mason University, EMPOWER Lab
Bioengineering Research Intern, ASSIP (Summer 2024)
Fairfax, Virginia
Built a biofeedback system to help stroke patients improve lower-limb propulsion while walking. Used smart glasses to display live ground reaction force data, giving patients real-time visual feedback on how hard they push off with each step. Research abstract published in the Journal of Student Scientists’ Research.
Feel free to reach out—I’d love to connect.
LOCATION
Stanford, California
NETWORK
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