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Pranav Bhavaraju
Pranav Bhavaraju
I am an honors chemical engineering student at Arizona State University, with various experiences in the engineering and service sectors. With projects relating to sustainable chemical production using photosynthetic bacteria, to producing fungal-based bioplastics in Japan, to helping bring sustainable practices to ASU's campus, my education experience during my four years is best described as holistic.
A cornerstone of my college experience was the National Academy of Engineering's Grand Challenges Scholars Program, which allowed me to cultivate skills through various experiences that were technical, social, cultural, and entrepreneurial. This portfolio is the culmination of the Grand Challenges Experience, which has shaped me to be the globally-minded engineer I am today.
Honors Chemical Engineering
Honors Chemical Engineering
With a focus on industrial biotechnology and microbial bioprocess engineering.
Barrett, the Honors College
Certificate in Cross-Sector Leadership, Next Generation Service Corps
Bioplastics Fellowship, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kyoto, Japan
2024 Environmental Engineering Cohort, Tongji University, Shanghai, China
Grand Challenges Theme: Sustainability & Carbon Sequestration
Grand Challenges Theme: Sustainability & Carbon Sequestration
Awards
Awards
Next Generation Service Corps Outstanding Student Award
Next Generation Service Corps Leadership Certificate
8x Dean's List Recipient
International Genetically Engineered Machine Medalist
Leadership
Leadership
Vice President of External Affairs, American Institute of Chemical Engineering, ASU Chapter
Eco-Representative, University Sustainability Practices
Energy & Climate Sustainability Mission Team Leader, Next Generation Service Corps
Research Lead, Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS)
Chemistry Team Lead, International Genetically Engineered Machine
Projects
Projects
Exploring substrate specificities of polyol phosphatases for enhanced photosynthetic biochemical production in cyanobacteria Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002
Simultaneous extractive fermentation and polymerization of itaconic acid from A. terreus
Ogoja Refugee Camp Biogas Plant
Developing nanomaterial coatings, as well as tools for various industrial applications
Reverse beta oxidation in E. coli for the bioremediation of PFAS
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