<blockquote>'Ann Makosinski grew up tinkering. Her parents encouraged her to explore her interests, which often involved taking apart her toys and gadgets to learn how they worked.
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..She created a flashlight that could run off of the warmth of one’s hands. She called it “Hollow Flashlight” and won a 2013 Google Science Fair award for the creation.
Now the 16-year-old teenager is participating this week in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles, Calif., with a new invention in tow. She’s created a head lamp that uses body heat and includes a charging unit, allowing it to store a charge during the day and be switched on when needed.
And it was all sparked by her friend in the Philippines.'
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Teen Inventor's Bright Idea May Light Up the World, May 12, 2014</blockquote>
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Focus Fusion - '..So, production reactors by 2020 or so.'15-year-old girl invents flashlight powered by the heat of your hand, June 29, 2013</blockquote>