Two Weeks in DIYbio...
Posted by jasonm in Uncategorized on 02 27th, 2009 | 3 Comments
Howdy, DIYbio! Here are some great threads that have sprung up in the last two weeks. Do discuss! SageBase – Sean Zuzu mentioned that Merck just pledged a ton of high-resolution, very expensive data to the public domain, along with some software and other resources to make it work. Legislation...
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This week in DIYbio...
Posted by tito in This Week in DIYbio on 02 17th, 2009 | No Comments
This week: Gel electrophoresis in a straw   Hi everyone — Thoughts and discussions took a backseat to projects and results. This week we had everything from starting DIY iGEM Teams to sharing results of straw electrophoresis. Check it out! Projects: iGEM Team – Mac Cowell invited...
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iGEM opens registration to DIYbio and mo...
Posted by mac in iGEM, synthetic biology on 02 9th, 2009 | 7 Comments
UPDATE 10 April 2009: iGEM Closes Doors to Amateurs The International Genetically Engineered Machine competition (iGEM) is about 5 years old now and bigger than ever. iGEM 2008 at the Jamboree More than 1000 students are expected to participate in 2009 by applying the principles of synthetic biology...
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This week in DIYbio...
Posted by mac in This Week in DIYbio on 02 5th, 2009 | No Comments
The Weekly DIYbio link fountain of science for children The DIYbio google group is fast approaching 2000 unique posts.  To highlight some of the more interesting conversations and links, we’ll post a weekly summary on Friday.  We’re hooking up a drinking fountain to the firehose.  So,...
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