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At 24, Li Pengfei chose an unconventional path - serving the departed at a funeral parlor in Tianjin, China. Orchestrating farewells and comforting families, Li finds deep meaning in his role.
While growing up in China, I was always fascinated by machines and tools and how they benefit our daily lives. My dad worked in the automotive industry, and when our family visited factories, I always enjoyed watching the automated assembly of cars. Starting then, I knew that I wanted to use science to design solutions for societal and industrial challenges like clean energy, increased automation, and autonomous driving.
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