Isabelle Stratton

Design and prototype sustainable materials from biomaterials and construction waste within a circular-economy framework. Characterize and test bio-based and waste-derived materials to evaluate their performance and environmental impact.

Worked with Dr. Kotryna Klizentyte to build an ArcGIS tool that maps parcel-level ecosystem service values for conservation decision making. Processed spatial data on parcels, canopy, wetlands and soils, then joined economic valuation models to the GIS layers to produce per-parcel outputs. Built a unified geodatabase and an interactive web map for county stakeholders.

Deliver diagnostic and predictive analyses of healthcare needs that meet CCBHC reporting standards. Built a risk-prediction model with multivariate statistics and a Random Forest classifier. Manage databases in Excel and SQL and analyze protected health information in full HIPAA compliance.

Worked with Christopher Marais on PCA and K-means clustering for an AI-based bark beetle classifier. Trained new technicians in sample processing and photography, and operated a macro-camera to collect AI data.

Writing a publication on the Hillsborough County ecosystem service valuation project, which I will present at the Tampa Bay Innovation Summit.

The paper describes a tool that identifies bark beetles, invasive species that damage forests globally and resist identification because their morphology is uniform.

One of six members of the 3D-Printed Assistive Devices Division. Converted digital renderings of assistive prosthetics into 3D models for recipients, repaired 3D printers and helped adapt toys for movement-restricted children.

Wrote Arduino code for touch sensors and 12-volt heating elements and fixed voltage-regulation issues. Built a working prototype for educational and therapeutic use.