CTO at Treau/Thermal Avenger • Former MIT Media Lab Scientist • Current Yale faculty • Engineer Of The Future •
Yale University
Joined August 2009
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@danshapiro says being agile is doing smaller things that are less impactful more often #DigitalFactory19
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.@treaucool CTO @kippworks is giving an insightful talk on how we can make boring problems exciting again. #DigitalFactory19
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After a shooting at a bar, security guard Jemel Roberson subdued an alleged assailant. When police arrived, an officer "encountered a subject with a gun" — and shot and killed Roberson, who was in uniform and holding a gun he was licensed to carry. npr.org/2018/11/13/667252788…
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It’s done! Rosie is all together! For size reference the small Rosie is over 2 feet tall! Big Rosie is made of 2,635 separate pieces from 700 different collaborators, on 6 continents. The only color guideline that was given was to choose a “skin tone.” #wetherosies #NOMCON
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What keeps you up at night due to you having so much passion about it? @kippworks #nomcon #NationOfMakers
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@kippworks making + environmental pollution + public health – at Santa Fe, NM
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@kippworks we are passionate about building a collaborative network of makers where the bar to entry is lower and makerspaces have support to be stable and sustain their communities
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@kippworks better learning for youth; growing diverse communities of learning
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@kippworks I stay up thinking about how to fix the makerspace desert in Washington DC.
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@kippworks keeping girls interested in steam and making all things- not just traditional girly things
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@kippworks large scale interactive art installations keep me up at night @EugTech
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@kippworks What keeps us up at night? Going down the rabbit hole of learning a new project, material, technique, software. It happens about once a month.