If you want a perfect example of people coming together — as makers — to work on a critical and life-saving project, read the article How a Wedding Dress Maker is Trying to Stop the Spread of Ebola, in the Washington Post. The November 9, 2014 article describes how John Hopkins University biomedical engineers brought together a group of people to generate ideas about how to make a safer and more comfortable protective suit for the medical personnel who care for Ebola patients.
Collaborative “Maker Team” Aims to Improve Ebola Protective Equipment
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