Bachelor's-degree collaborator wanted — analog hardware grant project (oakland east)
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I'm Mark Wright Adlard, an independent inventor in the Oakland / East Bay area, looking for a collaborator with a bachelor's degree to help develop and submit a research grant proposal. Engineering, physics, materials science, or a related technical background would be especially useful.
The project is an experimental analog sensor-and-actuator control architecture combining magnetic memory, differential sensing, and gated energy recovery. The proposed seven-cell arrangement connects six sensor cells with a central motor/control cell. I have concept diagrams and written project material to review together. Integrated operation still needs to be built and measured.
I'm looking for someone interested in reviewing the design, helping shape a practical test plan and budget, and taking an active role in the proposal and research. Any applicant or co-investigator role will depend on the grant's eligibility requirements and our agreed responsibilities.
This is an initial collaboration request, with no paid position promised. Funding, responsibilities, credit, and ownership terms would be discussed and agreed before proceeding.
Oakland / East Bay preferred. Please reply with your degree field, relevant hands-on or research experience, availability, and what interests you about the project.