Ann Makosinski - Inventing the Hollow Flashlight and The Future of Energy Saving Technology - YouTube
Teen Inventor's Battery-Free Flashlight Runs on Hand's Heat - Kids Discover
Ann Makosinski and the power of STEAM | King Abdullah University
Superhero kids of STEM: Meet Ann Makosinski | About Verizon
Ann Makosinski - Jeff Jacobson Agency
Hollow Flashlight is Powered Just by the Heat of Your Hand | Gadgets, Science & Technology
Ann Makosinski's toys could inspire kids to tackle climate change | CNN
Ann Makosinski's new invention: A body-heat powered headlamp | CBC News
Ann Makosinski's new invention: A body-heat powered headlamp | CBC News
eDrink mug and Hollow Flashlight: Alumna Ann Makosinski's new inventions - Society for Science
Teenager Invents A Battery Free Flashlight
Teen invents body heat-powered flashlight: What's your teen done? - CSMonitor.com
Canadian teen to take battery-free flashlight to Google Science Fair | CTV News
Ann Makosinski's 'Hollow Flashlight' heading to Google Science Fair - Parksville Qualicum Beach News
Hollow Flashlight Ann Makosinski « Inhabitat – Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building
Exclusive – How Ann Makosinski exemplifies an industrious generation - Thred Website
Ann Makosinski, Age 15: Invents Battery-Free LED Flashlight - The Rebelution
Ann Makosinski, CEO, Makotronics Enterprises Inc. | The Edge, A Leader's Magazine
Exclusive – How Ann Makosinski exemplifies an industrious generation - Thred Website
Ann Makosinski: Inventing your UBC experience
A Mighty Girl - 18-year-old Ann Makosinski, whose inventions include a body heat-powered flashlight and a cellphone-charging coffee mug, has been named the 2016 Popular Science's Young Inventor of the Year! The
Ann Makosinski: A Beautiful Mind | CFI.co
Witty Teen Invents a Battery-Free, Palm-Heat Powered Flashlight - World Industrial Reporter
Victoria teen Ann Makosinski wins Google Science Fair award for battery-free flashlight - Surrey Now-Leader
Spotlight on Canadian Inventor: Ann Makosinski
B.C. teen's phone-charging mug nets $50,000 prize, 'Tonight Show' appearance | CTV News
