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Olga González-Sanabria, Chemical Engineer #ALD25 @findingada
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Olga González-Sanabria, Chemical Engineer #ALD25 @findingada
As a chemical engineer for NASA, Olga González-Sanabria is responsible for “engineering design and development, fabrication, systems engineering and integration, and systems analysis.” She has developed nickel-hydrogen batteries important for the ISS, Hubble and the Mars Rover From Ada Lovelace Day: Originally from Patillas, Puerto Rico, she started her academic career at the University of Puerto Rico. She earned her master’s degree in chemical …
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