GoGoFuge: an open source microcentrifuge
Keegan Cooke, the developer of the Mudd Watt, has adapted Cathals dremelfuge into a pretty nice looking tabletop microcentrifuge. Read More →
Citizen Science Quarterly
Dedicated to the open pursuit and sharing of scientific knowledge.
Petridish: Science funding
Community sourced science funding could play a huge role in getting people vested in the work scientists are doing. A few science projects (including this magazine) have already been successfully funded using kickstarter, rockethub and similiar platforms. However the Read More →
LEGO Robots in a Research Lab
On a related note:
The Free Universal Construction Kit offers adapters between Lego, Duplo, Fischertechnik,Gears! Gears! Gears!, K’Nex, Krinkles (Bristle Blocks), Lincoln Logs, Tinkertoys, Zome, and Read More →
Cheapass science – Build a pipette stand from PVC pipe for $3.47+tax
I wanted to purchase a pipette stand but it seems like such a frivolous purchase. I am expected to spend $20 (eBay) to $60 (venders) to hold my pipettes vertically? Really? Ugh. As much as I wanted a pretty acrylic Read More →
CSQ Interviews: Sarah Worthy on SpacePoints
For the first ever CSQ Interviews, We sat down with Sarah Worthy one of the creators of SpacePoints, and asked the important questions, like what are space points? and how does one get ALL Read More →
State of CSQ #2
After missing our print funding target for the second time, I decided to hold off on writing the "We Failed" post until I had a better idea on why we didn't reach it and what can be done about it. Read More →
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