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Making a Low-Temperature Differential Stirling Engine
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Your Name: Coco KaleelGrade Level: 9thSchool or Organization Name: Harvard-Westlake SchoolCo-Presenter Name(s): n/aArea of the World from Which You Will Present: Los Angeles, CaliforniaLanguage in…Continue

Tags: technology, 2017Making, 2017STEMProjects, 2017STEMTools, stirling

Started this discussion. Last reply by Sebastian Panakal May 1, 2017.

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School / Work Affiliation:: Harvard-Westlake School

Blog:: http://veryhappyrobot.com

Website:: http://veryhappyrobot.com

Twitter:: @veryhappyrobot

About Me:: Coco Kaleel, an 8th grader from California, supports and inspires technology novices and enthusiasts with her website www.veryhappyrobot.com. Embracing 3D printing, coding, design software and even drones, Coco hopes to encourage her peers to make technology, not just consume it. With kit reviews and making tips, Coco tries to simplify the process for her audience to make it more accessible, whether simple blinky-lights or a full 3D printer kit. Coco had the honor to co-write the foreward to the recently published book The New Shop Class: Getting Started with 3D Printing, Arduino, and Wearable Tech from Apress Publishing. Coco’s appeared as a panelist on topics such as “Arduino Grassroots Revolution” and “Women in STEM” at Loscon40, did a poster presentation at 3D Printer World Expo, gave her talk “Girls and Robots” at the Texas Linux Fest in Austin, and recently delivered the conference warm-up and taught a soldering class to educators at the Design and Maker Class Colloquium. MAKE Magazine posted a blog about Coco and one of her mentors entitled “Soldering a Connection – The Start of a Mentoring Relationship” which was then translated for MAKE: Japan. Coco also enjoys fencing; field hockey; her school 3D printing, robotics, math, and Latin clubs; playing the oboe; and helping puppy-raise for Guide Dogs of America.