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openQCM is a scientific device based on the quartz crystal microbalance technology, capable of measuring phenomena at molecular scale.

Quartz Crystal Microbalance: the first...

Added by Bue Thastum
Updated 3 years ago

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symbiolab/bio-labware

Added by Bue Thastum
Updated 3 years ago

We are making a complete collection of affordable and DIY laboratory equipment, which is required for common methodology in a biological research lab. To do this, we are making a list of required equipment, describing the hardware, its use, commercial costs and the current DIY status.

IRNAS :: symbiolab

Added by Roland van Dierendonck
Updated 3 years ago

The hardware consists of computer controlled microchips which switch on high DC voltage on a set of electrodes. The electrodes will be printable on superhydrophically coated paper. We are working with a carbon nano tube ink provided by our partner 211Lab (picture top right).

Hardware

Added by Bue Thastum
Updated 3 years ago

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BioHack Academy

Added by Roland van Dierendonck
Updated 3 years ago

Meets every Thursday, 7:30-10pm. Open to everyone! Did you know you can print live cells from an inkjet printer? Bioprinting is printing with biological materials. Think of it as 3D printing, but with squishier ingredients! Companies like Organovo are developing ways to 3D print human tissues and organs.

BioPrinter Community Project

Added by Bue Thastum
Updated 3 years ago

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