A teen scientist's invention to help wounds heal | Anushka Naiknaware

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Prevodilac: Alenka Andulajevic Lektor: Tijana Mihajlović
00:12
Ever since I was a young girl, I was always fascinated --
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Još kao mala bila sam fascinirana -
(Smeh)
00:16
(Laughter)
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O!
00:17
Oh!
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00:18
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
00:21
OK, I meant younger and more short.
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Okej, mislila sam mlađa i niža.
00:23
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
00:24
If that's possible to imagine.
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Ako to možete i da zamislite.
00:27
But ever since I was a young girl,
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Ali, još kao mala devojčica
00:29
I was always fascinated with how the world worked exactly how it did.
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oduvek sam bila fascinirana načinom na koji svet funkcioniše.
00:34
So this, very early on,
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To me je veoma rano
00:36
led me to the fields of mathematics and chemistry.
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odvelo u polje matematike i hemije.
00:41
I would keep going further and further, and as I kept going,
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Nastavila sam da idem dalje i dalje, i kako sam napredovala
00:45
I realized that all the fields of science are interconnected.
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shvatila sam da su sva polja nauke povezana
00:48
And without one, the others have little or no value.
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i jedno bez drugog vredi malo ili nimalo.
00:54
So, inspired by Marie Curie and my local science museum,
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Dakle, inspirisana Marijom Kiri i lokalnim prirodnjačkim muzejom,
00:58
I decided to start asking these questions myself
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rešila sam da sama počnem da postavljam pitanja
01:01
and engage in my own independent research,
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i da se angažujem u svom nezavisnom istraživanju,
01:04
whether it be out of my garage or my bedroom.
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bilo da je to iz moje garaže ili spavaće sobe.
01:08
I started reading journal papers,
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Počela sam da čitam časopise,
01:10
started doing science competitions,
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počela sam da idem na naučna takmičenja,
01:12
started participating in science fairs,
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počela sam da učestvujem na naučnim sajmovima
01:15
doing anything I could
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i da radim sve što sam mogla
01:17
to get the knowledge that I so desperately wanted.
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da bih stekla znanje koje sam tako jako želela.
01:21
So while I was studying anatomy for a competition,
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I dok sam učila anatomiju za takmičenje,
01:25
I came across the topic of something called chronic wounds.
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naišla sam na nešto što se naziva „hronične rane“.
01:30
And one thing that stood out to me was a statistic
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I ono što me je zapanjilo je bio podatak
01:34
that said that the number of people in the United States with chronic wounds
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koji kaže da broj ljudi u SAD sa hroničnom ranom
01:39
exceeds the number of people with breast cancer,
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nadmašuje broj ljudi sa rakom dojke,
01:43
colon cancer, lung cancer and leukemia, combined.
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rakom debelog creva, rakom pluća i leukemijom, zajedno.
01:49
Hold up.
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Sačekajte.
01:51
So what is a chronic wound?
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Dakle, šta je hronična rana?
01:52
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
01:53
And why haven't I heard about a 5K walk for chronic wounds,
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I zašto nisam čula za šetnju od 5 kilometara za hronične rane,
01:57
why haven't I even heard about a chronic wound in general?
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zašto nisam uopšte čula za hroničnu ranu?
02:00
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
02:04
So after I got past those preliminary questions,
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Dakle, kada sam prošla ova prva pitanja
02:07
and one that I will clarify for you,
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i ono koje ću vam sad razjasniti,
02:09
a chronic wound is essentially when someone gets a normal wound,
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hronična rana je, u suštini, kada neko ima normalnu ranu,
02:13
except it fails to heal normally
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ali ona ne uspeva da zaraste normalno
02:16
because the patient has some kind of preexisting condition,
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jer pacijent već ima neko postojeće stanje,
02:19
which in most cases is diabetes.
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najčešće dijabetes.
[Hronična rana: problem]
02:25
So more staggering statistics were to be found
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Nailazila sam na statistike koje su bile još više zaprepašćujuće
02:28
as I kept going on in this research.
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kako sam nastavila sa istraživanjem.
02:31
In the year 2010 alone,
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Samo u 2010. godini
02:32
50 billion dollars were spent worldwide to treat chronic wounds.
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širom sveta potrošeno je 50 milijardi dolara
na lečenje hroničnih rana.
02:39
In addition, it's estimated that about two percent of the population
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Pored toga, procenjeno je da će oko dva procenta stanovništva
02:43
will get a chronic wound at some point in their lifetime.
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u nekom perodu života imati hroničnu ranu.
02:46
This was absurd.
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To je apsurdno.
02:49
So as I started doing more research,
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I kako sam nastavila da istražujem,
shvatila sam da postoji povezanost
02:51
I found that there was a correlation
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02:52
between the moisture level inside a wound dressing
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između nivoa vlage u zavoju vlage i faze zarastanja u kojoj se rana nalazi.
02:55
and the stage of healing that the chronic wound would be at.
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03:00
So I decided, why don't I design something
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Tako sam odlučila:
zašto ne bih napravila nešto što bi merilo stepen vlažnosti rane
03:02
to measure the moisture level within the wound
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03:04
so this can help doctors and patients treat their wounds better.
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i što bi pomoglo lekarima i pacijentima u lečenju rana.
03:09
And essentially, expedite the healing process.
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I najvažnije, što bi ubrzalo izlečenje.
03:13
So that's exactly what I set out to do.
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I upravo to sam rešila da uradim.
[Hronične rane: izazovi i kriterijumi]
03:16
Being a 14-year-old working out of her garage-turned-lab,
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Kao 14-godišnjakinja koja radi u svojoj garaži-laboratoriji,
03:20
I had a lot of constraints.
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imala sam mnogo ograničenja.
03:22
Most being that I wasn't given a grant, I wasn't given a lot of money,
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Najveće je što nisam imala sredstva, nisam imala mnogo novca
03:26
and I wasn't given a lot of resources.
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i nisam imala mnogo resursa.
03:28
In addition, I had a lot of criteria, as well.
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Pored toga, imala sam i mnogo kriterijuma.
03:32
Since this product would be readily interacting with the body,
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Pošto bi ovaj proizvod bio u interakciji sa telom,
morao bi biti biokompatibilan.
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it had to be biocompatible,
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03:38
it also had to be low-cost,
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Takođe, morao bi biti jeftin
03:40
as I was designing it and paying for it myself.
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jer sam ga ja dizajnirala i sama plaćala.
03:44
It also had to be mass-manufacturable,
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Takođe, masovna proizvodnja je morala biti moguća
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because I wanted it to be made anywhere, for anyone.
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jer sam želela da se proizvodi svuda i za svakog.
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Thus, I drafted up a schematic.
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Tako sam napravila šemu.
03:53
What you see on the left hand-side is the early schematics in my design,
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Na levoj strani vidite ranu verziju šematskog prikaza,
03:57
showing both a bird's-eye view and also one stacking variant.
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iz ptičije perspektive, ali i slojeve.
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A stacking variant means
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Slojevi prikazuju
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that the entire product is consisted of different individual parts
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da se ceo proizvod sastoji od različitih pojedinačnih delova
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that have to work in unison.
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koji moraju da funkcionišu zajedno.
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And what's shown there is one possible arrangement.
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Ovde se vidi jedno moguće uređenje.
04:18
So what exactly is this?
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Dakle, šta je ovo u stvari?
04:20
So I had gone on to testing my sensors
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Morala sam da testiram senzore,
04:22
and as all scientists have stumbles along their work,
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i kao što svi naučnici zapinju u radu,
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I also had a couple of problems in my first generation of sensors.
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imala sam par problema sa prvom generacijom senzora.
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First of all, I couldn't figure out
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Pre svega, nisam mogla da shvatim
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how to get a nanoparticle ink into a printcheck cartridge
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kako da nateram nanočestice mastila u kertridž za štampanje,
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without spilling it all over my carpet.
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a da ga ne prospem po tepihu.
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That was problem number one.
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To je bio prvi problem.
04:38
Problem number two was,
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Drugi problem je bio to
04:40
I couldn't exactly control the sensitivity of my sensors.
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što nisam mogla da kontrolišem osetljivost senzora.
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I couldn't scale them up or down,
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Nisam mogla da ih pomeram gore ili dole;
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I couldn't really do anything of that sort.
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zapravo ništa slično nisam mogla.
Trebalo mi je nešto da to rešim.
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So I wanted something to solve it.
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04:49
Problem one was easily solved by some scouting on eBay and Amazon
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Prvi problem je lako rešen uz malo pretrage po Ibeju i Amazonu
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for syringes that I could use.
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za špricevima koje sam mogla da iskoristim.
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Problem two, however, required a lot more thought.
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Međutim, drugi problem je zahtevao mnogo više razmišljanja.
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So this is where this factors in.
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Dakle, to ovde nastupa.
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So what a space-filling curve does
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Kriva koja popunjava prostor
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is it aims to take up all the area it can within one unit square.
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cilja da obuhvati svu površinu koju može
na površini jednog kvadrata.
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And by writing a computer program, you can have different iterations
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I uz kompjuterski program, možete imati različite prikaze
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of the different curve,
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različitih krivi
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which increasingly get close to one unit square,
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koje se sve više približavaju jedinici kvadrata,
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but never quite reaches there.
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ali nikada je ne dostižu.
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So now I could control the thickness, the size,
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Dakle, sada sam mogla da kontrolišem gustinu, veličinu,
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I could do whatever I want with it, and I could predict my results.
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mogla sam da radim šta sam htela i mogla sam da predvidim rezultate.
05:25
So I started constructing my sensors
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Tako sam počela da pravim senzore
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and testing them more rigorously,
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i da ih rigoroznije testiram
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using money that I had gotten from previous science fair awards.
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koristeći novac koji sam osvojila na prethodnom sajmu nauke.
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Lastly, I had to connect this data in order to be read.
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Na kraju sam morala da povežem ove podatke
da bi mogli da se iščitaju,
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So I interfaced it with a Bluetooth chip,
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pa sam to povezala blututom,
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which you can see here by the app screenshots on the right.
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koji se može videti pored skrinšota aplikacije sa desne strane.
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And what this does is that anyone can monitor the progress of their wound,
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Uz ovo svako može da nadgleda napredovanje na rani
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and it can be transmitted over a wireless connection
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i to može da se prenosi bežičnom konekcijom
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to the doctor, the patient or whoever needs it.
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doktoru, pacijentu ili kome god treba.
05:57
[Continued Testing and Refinement]
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[Nastavak testiranja i usavršavanje]
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So in conclusion, my design was successful --
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Da zaključim, moj izum je bio uspešan.
06:02
however, science never ends.
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Ipak, nauci nikad kraja.
06:06
There's always something to be done, something to be refined.
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Uvek ima još nešto da se uradi, da se poboljša.
06:09
So that's what I'm currently in the process of doing.
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I na tome trenutno radim.
06:12
However, what I learned was
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Ipak, ono što sam naučila,
06:14
what's more important than the actual thing I designed
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što je mnogo važnije od samog izuma,
06:18
is an attitude that I had taken on while doing this.
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jeste stav koji sam imala dok sam ovo radila.
06:22
And that attitude was,
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A stav je sledeći:
06:24
even though I'm a 14-year-old working in her garage
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iako sam samo 14-godišnjakinja koja radi u svojoj garaži
06:27
on something that she doesn't completely understand,
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na nečemu što ni ne razumem potpuno,
06:31
I could still make a difference and contribute to the field.
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ipak mogu nešto da učinim i da doprinesem ovoj oblasti.
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And that's what inspired me to keep going,
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I to me je inspirisalo da nastavim
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and I hope it inspires many others to also do work like this
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i nadam se da će inspirisati i mnoge druge da urade nešto slično,
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even though they're not very sure about it.
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iako nisu potpuno sigurni u to.
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So I hope that's a message that you all take on today.
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Nadam se da ćete tu poruku svi danas primiti.
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Thank you.
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Hvala vam.
06:49
(Applause)
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(Aplauz)
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