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Talks, Presentations and Symposiums.

Convergence Symposium
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Winter 2021

Presented at a symposium sponsored by Dartmouth's Hop Center for the arts, to an audience of about 300 people. Presented on my project of building an accessible platform to receive satellite images, and explored the relationship between informal and academic epistemic communities.
Indoor Air Pollution Study
Over the course of five weeks, seven pollutants over five locations were investigated at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. The results were presented to over 30 students and half a dozen faculty. 
Fall 2019
Two Slit, One Photon Interference
Fall 2019
An exploration of Fraunhofer diffraction and particle-wave duality. 
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HWS Hackathon:
Water Pollution
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Designed and proposed a drone system to autonomously collect data and monitor health about water systems, with a focus on learning more about microplastics. My team came in second place. 
Fall 2019
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Finger Lakes Youth Climate Summit
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Fall 2019

Presented a project that automated gardening by using an Arduino to control lights and water. Used this to showcase how engineering can help fight climate change, and showed what an engineer's workflow is like ot a group of high school students.

J. Monaco

PhD Student, CU Boulder Aerospace Department

Electrical Engineering BE, Dartmouth '21

Chemistry and Physics BS, Hobart and William Smith '20

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contact:

jamo8071@colorado.edu

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