I am lurking here for a while since I have a very tangential experience with bio. My phd is in nano but biohacking looks very interesting and promising. Anyway I was hoping that the community can help me with some questions.
What bothers me is the constant need of supply chain for doing DIYbio compared to computer revolution. I would love to simplify detection (at least) to have minimum of consumables possible. Any ideas?
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