The Light Bulb PCR Machine
This clever device shatters the cost of current thermal cyclers and increases the accessibility of this integral piece of bioware. For less than $50, it could be yours.
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This clever device shatters the cost of current thermal cyclers and increases the accessibility of this integral piece of bioware. For less than $50, it could be yours.
Citizen Scientists have already begun Read More → Open Wide – a case for open source medicine (pt1)
All that may come to my knowledge in the exercise of my profession or in daily commerce with men, which ought not to be spread abroad, I will keep secret and will never reveal. – Hippocratic OathMedicine is full of Read More →
It’s a Fab, Fab World!
At Singularity University, on the NASA Ames research campus in California, we have an innovation lab that is sponsored by Autodesk, a design and visualization software company.
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People use the lab’s Read More →
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People use the lab’s Read More → The first issue of Citizen Science Quarterly is done!
I am without words to express how unbelievably ecstatic I am to finally get to announce that sentence above. These past few months have been both an amazing and challenging experience. The closer we got to this Read More →
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