Cameron H. Cage

Cameron H. Cage

Scholar Title

Undergraduate Research and Innovation Scholar

Research Title

Characterizing Hydrogen Injector Nozzles for Dual-Fuel HDV Retrofits

Cohort

2026–2027

Department

Mechanical Engineering; Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Research Areas
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Integrated Circuits and Systems
  • Computer Architecture
Supervisor

Amos Winter

Abstract

Research tackling a subset of diesel-hydrogen dual-fuel injector design for heavy-duty vehicles. Primary scientific objective involves investigation of nozzle spray characteristics from a geometric standpoint. Fabrication of a modular testing rig featuring swappable tips, developed in parallel with the direct supervisor’s broader injector assembly.

Quote

My amazing direct supervisor made the choice a no-brainer! She made it clear that a SuperUROP would enable me to take my research to the ‘next level’ and dig deeper into my interests.

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