Re: [DIYbio] Will Green Slime Save the Planet? Talk to kickstart algae projects at BUGSS

On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 02:38:37PM -0400, Steven Stowell wrote:
> We are dreaming of using our 3-D printer to make bio-reactors, with algae
> being a candidate organism.

Have you considered using a meander made from heat-welded
polymer film, with a temperizing water jacket made from
a polymer tube (and maybe a third, air-inflated jacket
for insulation)?

You could hang these vertically.

> To help either inspire or discourage, Scott Williams, PhD, and Julian
> Rosenberg, two Johns Hopkins researchers have agreed to come by and talk
> about Maryland research being done on algae for fuels, and genetically
> modified algae for other high value substances like polymers,
> pharmaceuticals, food, etc.
>
> We expect this to be a frank give and take discussion about practical
> issues. Please stop by if you can
> http://www.bugssonline.org/2/post/2013/05/can-green-slime-save-the-world-algae-talk-friday-may-31-700-pm.html

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