Sarah Reynolds

PhD Student
The University of Texas at Austin

Sarah came to The University of Texas at Austin (UT) in August 2017 to pursue her B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and B.A. in Classical Languages Latin, which she completed magna cum laude in 2021. As an undergraduate, she did research with Dr. Chris Rylander’s Medical Device Lab where she was part of a team developing novel catheters for enhanced drug delivery to a brain tumor. Sarah began her graduate studies at UT as a senior in the B.S.M.S. in M.E. program but, in Fall 2021, switched over to a Ph.D. track with a specialization in Thermal/Fluid Systems, joining the Webber Energy Group at the same time. Her research interests are many, but she is currently working on a project for Pacific Northwest National Laboratory that centers on the energy-water nexus, particularly integrated resource planning and resilience metrics.

Presentation(s):

• Water You Doing About Climate Change? A Review of Resilience, Long-term Planning, and Cross-Sector Integration as Tools to Prepare for the Weather of the Future

  Wednesday, May 24, 2023
  5:30 PM – 5:45 PM PDT