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What started off as an eighth grade science fair project is now my photocatalytic composite for water purification.

And for that reason, I'm continuing to work on this science fair project from 2012 to bring it from the laboratory into the real world.

It wasn't until after I committed to this project that I realized I had it all wrong.

First, we visited children in their classrooms and presented the project: what it was, why their ideas mattered and what would happen with their recommendations.

Adults think about constraints, how much time will a project take, how much money will it cost and how dangerous will it be.

So a typical oversized street to nowhere is being narrowed, and now under construction, and the project is half done.

The developer Vince Graham, in his project I'On, which we worked on in South Carolina, he goes to conferences and he shows his amazing 22-foot roads.

I want to end with this project that I love to show.

In 2018, we've hit 70.5, and if we project that rate of progress forward to 2030, that's going to get us to 75.2, which is obviously a long way short of our target.

I'm obsessed with olfaction as a design space, and this project started with this idea of what if you could take a smell selfie, a smelfie?

And as it so happens, I'm at MIT and I'm in a bar, and I was talking to a scientist who happens to be a chemist and a plant scientist, and I was telling him about my project, and he was like, "Well, this sounds like botany for lonely women."

Well, when I'm not fighting the coded gaze as a poet of code, I'm a graduate student at the MIT Media Lab, and there I have the opportunity to work on all sorts of whimsical projects, including the Aspire Mirror, a project I did so I could project digital masks onto my reflection.

But I borrowed my roommate's face to get the project done, submitted the assignment, and figured, you know what, somebody else will solve this problem.

And the whole mission of the project is to find holes in the language of emotion and try to fill them so that we have a way of talking about all those human peccadilloes and quirks of the human condition that we all feel but may not think to talk about because we don't have the words to do it.

And about halfway through this project, I defined "sonder," the idea that we all think of ourselves as the main character and everyone else is just extras.

Jo Anne and I have just embarked on a project to digitize them all, and we're going to do a very high-res digitization, first because it's a way of preserving them.

I also have an archaeological project going on in Egypt.

Clearly, the global vote is not a stand-alone project.

It's part of a project which I launched back in 2014, which I call the Good Country.

I decided to call my project "Thanks a Thousand."

I learned dozens of lessons during this project, but let me just focus on five today.

By the end of the project, I was just in a thanking frenzy.

But I'm better than I was before this project.

This was my science project.

This was just the beginning of my team's science project.

We competed in FIRST LEGO League which is an international LEGO robotics competition for kids, and in addition to a robotics game, we also worked on a separate science project, and this was the project that we were working on.

So the idea for this project all started when a few months earlier, a couple of my teammates took a trip to Central America and saw beaches littered with Styrofoam, or expanded polystyrene foam.

So from then on, we were inspired to take our project further, performing more tests to make it more effective and testing it in real world situations.

And using these funds, we plan to file a full patent on our process and to continue to work on our project.

But although I'm not an astronomer, today I'd like to show you how I've been able to contribute to this exciting project.

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