- Research Assistant
Nicole Bakker is a research assistant in the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA).
Nicole holds an undergraduate degree in structural engineering and graduated from the Master in Design Engineering at Harvard University in 2018. She combines biology, design, and science to foster a transition towards more sustainable, bio-based materials in consumer products and architecture.
As part of the Community Biotechnology Initiative, she co-organized the Global Community Bio Summit.
In 2013, Nicole published a book, titled Photovoltaics in Historical Built Environments—Interactive Design Manual.
Nicole Bakker is a research assistant in the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA).
Nicole holds an undergraduate degree in structural engineering and graduated from the Master in Design Engineering at Harvard University in 2018. She combines biology, design, and science to foster a transition towards more sustainable, bio-based materials in consumer products and architecture.
As part of the Community Biotechnology Initiative, she co-organized the Global Community Bio Summit.
In 2013, Nicole published a book, titled Photovoltaics in Historical Built Environments—Interactive Design Manual.