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Dominic Koperski
- Scott Scholar | Class of 2027
- Biomechanics
Additional Information
This past summer, Dominic worked as a student researcher, developing and testing an antimicrobial and selective laser-sintered prosthetic socket in UNO's Zuniga Lab. His research was supported by a FUSE grant and a NASA Fellowship, and he recently presented his work at the Great Plains Biomechanics Conference. At UNO, Dominic is involved with the JPII Newman Center, connecting with others and deepening his faith. For his Community Action Project, Dominic and his team are partnered with Collective For Youth. This past year, their team designed and implemented a series of comprehensive, healthcare-focused STEM kits for K–8 students. In addition to his technical skills in the lab, Dominic is also proficient in additive manufacturing. Following graduation, Dominic aspires to obtain his master's inprosthetics and orthotics.
Additional Information
This past summer, Dominic worked as a student researcher, developing and testing an antimicrobial and selective laser-sintered prosthetic socket in UNO's Zuniga Lab. His research was supported by a FUSE grant and a NASA Fellowship, and he recently presented his work at the Great Plains Biomechanics Conference. At UNO, Dominic is involved with the JPII Newman Center, connecting with others and deepening his faith. For his Community Action Project, Dominic and his team are partnered with Collective For Youth. This past year, their team designed and implemented a series of comprehensive, healthcare-focused STEM kits for K–8 students. In addition to his technical skills in the lab, Dominic is also proficient in additive manufacturing. Following graduation, Dominic aspires to obtain his master's inprosthetics and orthotics.