Chemical Engineering student at Texas A&M University with undergraduate research spanning microfluidic device fabrication and bacterial motility. First-author on a preprint on high-fidelity PDMS pattern transfer, and recipient of the Best Undergraduate Poster Award at the ChEGSA Annual Symposium. Experienced in experimental design, optical and fluorescence microscopy, and quantitative data analysis.
Texas A&M · Chemical Engineering
Cleaner processes, smarter materials.
I'm Adelie Lorge, a Chemical Engineering student at Texas A&M focused on microfluidic fabrication and bacterial motility research. I design and evaluate PDMS molds, work with MATLAB, Python, Aspen Plus, and Excel/VBA, and collaborate on experimental planning, data analysis, and publication.
- Microfluidic Fabrication
- Bacterial Motility Research
- Study Abroad
- MATLAB · Python · Aspen Plus
- French (native)
Snapshot
Adelie Lorge — B.S. Chemical Engineering, TAMU · GPA 3.4
Research — Microfluidic fabrication & bacterial motility
Focus — PDMS replication, fluorescence microscopy
Skills — MATLAB · Python · Aspen Plus
2Research Positions
1Publication
2027Expected Graduation
Summary
Updates · 2025–2027
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Updates.
A dated record of research milestones and the work currently shaping my path.
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Aug 2025 – Present Research
Joined Dr. Pushkar Lele's Lab ↗
Microfluidic process development and materials research at Texas A&M University.
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Jun 2026 – Present Research
Started Bacterial Motility Research ↗
Summer research project studying bacterial motility in microfluidic devices.
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