Hallisey credits the adults in her life for juggling their busy schedules to help her finish the project. Two scientists at Tufts University in Boston who developed the liquid silk formulation, Fiorenzo Omenetto and Benedetto Marelli, agreed to help Hallisey after she took an interest in their work and emailed them for advice.
Hallisey’s father drove her to Boston about 10 times so she could use a laser cutter that the Silklab at Tufts made available.
“We would get up early some mornings, get to Boston about 10, use the laser cutter and then run home so I could get to swim practice on time,” said Hallisey. “It was a crazy experience, but you can’t turn down an opportunity like that.”
The kid at the next table with the papier-mâché volcano probably felt a bit outclassed.
Now that's impressive, hopefully it'll end up saving lives!
PS- don't read the comment there, ffs
What the hell is wrong with these kids?
Martin Shkreli on line one…
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The kid at the next table with the papier-mâché volcano probably felt a bit outclassed.
It looks like a bomb!!!1!!
This appears to be a fantastic bit of work. I almost hesitate to ask if, say, the CDC has registered an opinion.
I'm just going to leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIt8OQwC_Jk