[DIYbio] Re: Starting a DIYBio lab

9:53 PM |

Hello Elisabeth,

Thanks for offering such a detailed and thoughtful response to my questions.

The feedback and suggestions will be really valuable and I'll pass it onto my contact at the Business Accelerator. 

I'm based in New Zealand and I'm working with universities in my country's two largest cities who each support innovation spaces for their students and local hobbyists. 

I'm actually working on a commercial project at the moment that exploits the opportunities offered by biological processes and organisms to transform agricultural waste into valuable products in an industrial context. I just see the tremendous potential provided by the natural world to inspire product design, transform industrial processes, create novel materials, and other biologically derived products. I see that providing spaces like DIYBio Labs will open up access to tools and equipment that have been only available to biotech companies and public research bodies, like universities and government research institutes. This affords the potential for hobbyists and tinkers the opportunity to collaborate and benefit from multidisciplinary cooperation between people with skills from a wide array of disciplines that may not be possible in traditional settings because of rivalries between the different scientific fields.and competition for resources and funding. Not to mention the reluctance of researchers to share knowledge and credit for discoveries and commercialization of their research.



On Wednesday, 30 August 2017 15:38:47 UTC+12, James Edwards wrote:
hello all

Just discovered this community through the BioCurious DIYBio Lab. I'm currently in talks with a variety of stakeholders about starting a DIYBio lab at an innovation space affiliated with a local university. I've had contact with a business incubator who indicated they could be willing to offer support or resources to help build the Bio Lab, but they requested that I contact other similar initiatives elsewhere around the world and that I ask some questions related to measuring the impact of the space. 

Could anyone in the community help me with this

What numbers typically use the community DIYBio Labs that you're involved with?

What's the typical mix of people who use it? Are people typically use the Lab professional scientists? Hobbyists? Novices? Science students? Artists? Tinkerers? 

Is there perceivable value generated by opening up a bio lab to a diverse, interdisciplinary group of people who specialize in different fields and domains? 

Have there been commercial spinoffs that have come out of collaborations in the DIYBio Labs?

Do people at the Lab contribute to participatory science projects or open access science publications? 

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Exclusive Opening || UI/Web Engineer

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Please share me the profile asap as this is a very hot requirement.

UI/Web Engineer

Sunnyvale, CA

6+ Months

 


Primary Skills: ReactJS, Redux, ES6, Webpack
Familiar with writing JavaScript unit tests.

 

 

Thanks,

                                                                                                                                                                         

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Executive-Resourcing

 

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Rate $53/hr on C2C || Exclusive Opening || Project Manager-Business Intelligence

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Please go through the requirement and let me know if you are having any consultant for this position.

Please share me the profile asap as this is a very hot requirement.

 

Project Manager-Business Intelligence

Sunnyvale, CA

6+ Months

 

  • Excellent communication skills, not only verbal and written, but also timely communication and communicates "what matters".
  • This PM needs to be strong in BI and reporting knowledge, preferably both technical and function.
  • Have good knowledge of various tools/technologies and frameworks used in GBI.
  • Be able to manage both large and small scale projects, and have the right knowledge to decide what methodology to use for different project size Ideally have cross functional knowledge and be able to work with different audience
  • strong understanding of general IT controls (aka ITGCs such as Change Management, SDLC, User Provisioning, Configuration Management, etc.)
  • Has experience leading various team members
  • Has experience being a Business Analyst (audit coordination, tracking audit requests and gathering audit evidence)
  • Be able to conduct kick-off sessions and UAT
  • Coordination between various project stakeholders 
  • It is highly desirable if the PM candidate has previous Apple experience, especially in the BI/data warehousing domain.

 

 

 

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Position : Software Quality Analyst – Usability Testing , SC

9:36 AM |

Hi,

 

Please respond back to me with your consultant profiles to praveen@sritechsolutions.com +

 

Position : Software Quality Analyst – Usability Testing

Location : Greensville, SC

Duration : 6 -12 months Plus

 

Software Quality Analyst is responsible for supporting software quality testing for a client implementation of a custom developed solution. This position will be responsible for verifying that the software released meets client requirements and is of the utmost quality while maintaining the exceptional level of professionalism and customer service standards required on the project

 

Mandatory need:

 

Experience in Hospitality/Travel Management industry preferred

Experience testing ERP solutions

 

RESPONSIBILITIES:

•                     Experience in Usability Testing (at least 1 year)

•                     Review business requirements and create test plans, test scenarios, and test scripts to verify functionality and end to end processing.

•                     Develop test plans that address software scenarios, negative testing, positive testing, boundary testing, regression testing, usability, and defect retesting.

•                     Conduct software compatibility tests with programs, hardware, operating systems, or network environments

•                     Adhere to quality standards, methods, and procedures to ensure product quality and release readiness

•                     Document and report software defects using a bug tracking system

•                     Identify and document problems with program function, output, online screen, or content

•                     Participate in business requirement review sessions to provide input on functional requirements and product designs.   

•                     Provide feedback and recommendations to developers on software usability and functionality

•                     Identify root cause of issues reported from user acceptance testing and update test cases for retesting

•                     Test system modifications to prepare for implementation

•                     Leverage automated test scripts for test execution and update automated test scripts to test new changes

•                     Adhere to best practices in all aspects of testing

 

QUALIFICATIONS:

•                     Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems or related field  

•                     Minimum 1 to 3 years' experience in software quality testing

•                     Experience in Hospitality/Travel Management industry preferred

•                     Preferable experience testing ERP solutions.

•                     Experience writing basic SQL queries

•                     Good knowledge of testing methodologies

•                     Experience working on the different phases of testing

•                     Knowledgeable on the Test and Defect Management processes

•                     Proficient in Microsoft Office and industry related software programs

•                     Proficient in testing Multi-Tenant Cloud Suite applications

•                     Proficient in using HP-ALM

•                     Coordinates testing with both on-shore and off-shore resources as assigned

•                     Preferable to have web services testing with AWS (Amazon Web Services)

•                     A smart individual who can communicate with people at different levels of an organization and possesses good communication skills both verbal and written

•                     A decisive individual who is resourceful and detail oriented

•                     A planner with technical skills, analytical ability, and good judgment. 

•                     Ability to work with peers in a team effort

•                     A well-organized and self-directed individual who is able to learn quickly with a reasonable amount of direction and supervision

•                     Ability to handle multiple priorities and deadlines and efficiently complete tasks in a fast paced environment

•                     Ability to work extended hours, weekends and holidays pursuant with industry demands

•                     Available to work emergency services 24/7 if required

  •         Willingness to travel as the project demands

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks and Best Regards,

 

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[DIYbio] Re: Starting a DIYBio lab

5:25 AM |

Hello James!

Happy that you found this group, I also landed here via BioCurious DIYBio Lab (website).

Great to hear that you have champions for your project, and that they advised you on the pertinent questions to ask to achieve sustainability!

I think the answer to your questions are related to one main factor: your target audience and their interests.

The following info I am providing are my opinions based on my experience of starting a space: 

  • It is fundamental to undergo customer discovery before embarking on the tangible aspects of the lab (i.e. equipment/supplies acquisition and lab design)
    • This will be dependent on your geographical location
      • being associated with a University is a positive in that you may have access to science students and professional scientists. Leveraging their skills and experience could help draw in and maintain hobbyists and tinkerers who need technical support
      • being associated with a University (whether officially or unofficially) may also be a negative because those who have the skills/experience may have much less time to commit to the community space due to their responsibilities for school/profession
    • Survey what type of business activities and academic activities surrounding your geographical location of your space; what are their strengths? what are their needs? 
      • If you understand their challenges, then you can initially tailor a part of your space to help those sectors overcome their challenges for a fee
    • Survey the hobbyists/tinkerers/artists and see the type of activities and access to equipment/supplies they would be motivated to use
  • Perceivable value in a bio lab open to a diverse, interdisciplinary group?
    • My opinion: Always yes! Does this come with challenges? Of course. However, the world's biggest problems require multi-disciplinary teams developing solutions that a homogeneous-knowledge base wouldn't generate
  • Commercial spinoffs?
    • I know that there are commercial spinoffs that came out of open software/hardware projects that were developed within the university space
    • My own interest in starting a DIYBIO space is that I and my friends have some great ideas, but they are not "fund-able" by government agencies in the academic setting. There is a ton of tech and software (and other stuff) that could be pursued if inventors could tinker around in their spare time developing their idea.
    • In order to achieve commercial spinoff success, you know what you would need? ... The resources the business incubator sounds like they could provide! That is a critical resource if fostering successful commercial spinoffs is your goal.
  • Goals: 
    • What is your mission for your DIYBio lab? What motivates you? What motivates your stakeholders providing support? 
      • There are bound to be differences of opinion, philosophies, and goals in supporting an initiative like this. If it was easy, there would be one on every corner ;)
    • If one of your goals is for the lab to contribute to participatory science projects and/or open access science publications, then you can foster an environment within the lab to achieve that. I just suggest a project manager of some sort who can help guide groups/projects in that direction.
My last piece of advice is to find 2-3 team members that have 10-15 hours per week to dedicate to your initiative. I have the great fortune of having access to a space and funding from the major stakeholder to get the lab I am involved with off the ground, but I have next to no time to dedicate to it, and it hurts my soul. If I had even just one other person who was reliable, we could make must faster strides with the space so that the space could reach the impact I think it could...

which leads me to my last question for you, where are you located? ;)


On Tuesday, August 29, 2017 at 11:38:47 PM UTC-4, James Edwards wrote:
hello all

Just discovered this community through the BioCurious DIYBio Lab. I'm currently in talks with a variety of stakeholders about starting a DIYBio lab at an innovation space affiliated with a local university. I've had contact with a business incubator who indicated they could be willing to offer support or resources to help build the Bio Lab, but they requested that I contact other similar initiatives elsewhere around the world and that I ask some questions related to measuring the impact of the space. 

Could anyone in the community help me with this

What numbers typically use the community DIYBio Labs that you're involved with?

What's the typical mix of people who use it? Are people typically use the Lab professional scientists? Hobbyists? Novices? Science students? Artists? Tinkerers? 

Is there perceivable value generated by opening up a bio lab to a diverse, interdisciplinary group of people who specialize in different fields and domains? 

Have there been commercial spinoffs that have come out of collaborations in the DIYBio Labs?

Do people at the Lab contribute to participatory science projects or open access science publications? 

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[DIYbio] Starting a DIYBio lab

8:21 PM |

hello all

Just discovered this community through the BioCurious DIYBio Lab. I'm currently in talks with a variety of stakeholders about starting a DIYBio lab at an innovation space affiliated with a local university. I've had contact with a business incubator who indicated they could be willing to offer support or resources to help build the Bio Lab, but they requested that I contact other similar initiatives elsewhere around the world and that I ask some questions related to measuring the impact of the space. 

Could anyone in the community help me with this

What numbers typically use the community DIYBio Labs that you're involved with?

What's the typical mix of people who use it? Are people typically use the Lab professional scientists? Hobbyists? Novices? Science students? Artists? Tinkerers? 

Is there perceivable value generated by opening up a bio lab to a diverse, interdisciplinary group of people who specialize in different fields and domains? 

Have there been commercial spinoffs that have come out of collaborations in the DIYBio Labs?

Do people at the Lab contribute to participatory science projects or open access science publications? 

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[DIYbio] The thought emporium attempt on DNA extraction

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Exclusive Opening || Sr. Oracle DBA

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Sr. Oracle DBA

Sunnyvale, CA

6+ Months with strong chances of extension

 

We need a DBA with serious production experience supporting databases of types: Oracle (must have at senior level), Vertica (very good to have), Mongo, MySQL (nice to have).
Additional skillset: Goldengate, shell scripts, PL/SQL Programming experience is a large plus.

 

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Re: [DIYbio] Re: What products from the-odin are suitable for international shipping?

10:57 AM |

Hi

I am living in France and I am interested to know too if it could be sent to France.
Same question for biobuilder kits ...

Cheers

Karim

Le 29/08/2017 à 10:06, BraveScience a écrit :

Hi Vincent,


DNA is totally fine. Bacteria most likely will be fine either, depends if send as a slant tube or as liquid culture. If the latter streak them on a fresh LB plate and isolate some nice looking colonies.

Polymerase: it appears these babies are way more resilient that anybody though (same for restriction enzymes).  I saw Gene and cell technologies ship the enzyme without ice as well. I assume that might be good too.
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[DIYbio] Re: What products from the-odin are suitable for international shipping?

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Hi Vincent,


DNA is totally fine. Bacteria most likely will be fine either, depends if send as a slant tube or as liquid culture. If the latter streak them on a fresh LB plate and isolate some nice looking colonies.

Polymerase: it appears these babies are way more resilient that anybody though (same for restriction enzymes).  I saw Gene and cell technologies ship the enzyme without ice as well. I assume that might be good too.

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[DIYbio] What products from the-odin are suitable for international shipping?

9:27 AM |

I just wanted hack around with some beginner projects from the-odin.com. Not sure what should I order. It will take approx. 20 days for the package to reach my country. Any idea what CRISPR kits/products will not perish for this amount of time.


Thanks
Vincent

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Urgent Client Need: Ruby On Rails Developer; Cambridge MA; 12+ Months Contract (Locals Only)

9:14 AM |

Please send your resumes at niranjan.kumar@vision3solutions.com

 

Hi

 

This is Niranjan from Vision3solutions; hope you are doing well.

Please go through below description and reply with your resume, contact details and current location, if you feel comfortable

 

Title: Ruby On Rails Developer

Location: Cambridge MA

Duration: 12+ Months Contract

 

Locals Only


Interview Type: Telephonic and Face to Face

 

Job Description:

We are looking for a Ruby on Rails developer to help us build the next, versions of stemTrak and other solutions. The development activities include full-stack development of improvements and enhancements to the existing stemTrak application. Your primary responsibility will be to design and develop additions to this application and to coordinate with the rest of the team working on different layers of the infrastructure. Thus, a commitment to collaborative problem solving, sophisticated design, and building quality software is essential. Ruby on Rails developers are responsible for successfully delivering high-quality software solutions to the Client customer base. Responsibilities include development, implementation and unit testing. Developers are expected to continuously develop technical and leadership skills of an increasingly complex nature. Developers are expected to foster and maintain successful relationships with Client customers and internal team members.

Experience Required:

  • 2-4 years of experience in programming in Ruby on Rails
  • A minimum of 3 years of experience in programming in one or more of the following languages:
  • Ruby on Rails
  • C++

Responsibilities:

  • Design, build, and maintain efficient, robust, reusable, and reliable Ruby and jQuery code.
  • Ensure the best possible performance, quality and responsiveness of the application
  • Identify bottlenecks and bugs, and devise solutions to these problems
  • Help maintain code quality, organization and automation
  • Follow Client application development processes and procedures
  • Support Requirements gathering activities
  • Actively participate in and support solution deployment
  • Configuration and development of Client applications
  • Software unit testing as per the development procedures and processes of Client
  • Generate documentation as required to meet standard guidelines
  • Convey complex technical solutions properly to the targeted audience
  • Periodically deliver technical training internally and to the Client customer base
  • Maintain successful relationships with Client customers and internal resources

Desired Technical Skills:

  • Good understanding of the syntax of Ruby and its nuances
  • Solid understanding of object-oriented programming
  • Understanding of functional programming style in Ruby
  • Familiarity with concepts of MVC, MVVM, ORM and RESTful
  • Experience with rails web application frameworks
  • Knack for writing clean, readable Ruby code with sufficient commenting to explain routines
  • Experience with both external and embedded databases
  • Understanding of fundamental design principles behind scalable applications
  • Able to create database schemas that represent and support business processes
  • Implementation of automated testing platforms and unit test
  • Proficient understanding of code versioning tools (eg. Git, SVN)
  • Familiarity with development aiding tools (such as Bower, Bundler, Rake, etc)
  • Familiarity with continuous integration
  • Familiarity with frameworks, libraries and other technologies such as Ruby, Rails, jQuery, and Kendo UI
  • Understanding of Relational Databases and SQL
  • User Interface (UI) design experience
  • Application usability expertise
  • Current knowledge of computer and communications technology, concepts and operation
  • Ability to produce high quality program code to specification
  • Ability to summarize code so that others can understand its purpose and function

Desired Attributes:

  • Customer focused
  • Attention to detail with respect to code efficiency and user experience (UX)
  • Self-starter, result oriented, proactive.
  • Creative thinker dedicated to problem solving
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Strong problem analysis and problem solving skills.
  • Work effectively in a team environment.
  • Ability to organize and prioritize tasks.
  • Knowledge of computer regulatory compliance and computer systems validation.
  • Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), HTML, HTML5, PHP, XML, SQL, MySQL

 

 

Thanks& Regards

 

Niranjan Kumar

 

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Vision3 Solutions Inc

8155 Cavendish Place,Suwanee, GA 30024
Contact No: (678) 554-4785
Email: niranjan.kumar@vision3solutions.com

                 niruk5503@gmail.com

 


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Urgent Client Need: Ruby On Rails Developer; Cambridge MA; 12+ Months Contract (Locals Only)

9:08 AM |

Please send your resumes at niranjan.kumar@vision3solutions.com

 

Hi

 

This is Niranjan from Vision3solutions; hope you are doing well.

Please go through below description and reply with your resume, contact details and current location, if you feel comfortable

 

Title: Ruby On Rails Developer

Location: Cambridge MA

Duration: 12+ Months Contract

 

Locals Only


Interview Type: Telephonic and Face to Face

 

Job Description:

We are looking for a Ruby on Rails developer to help us build the next, versions of stemTrak and other solutions. The development activities include full-stack development of improvements and enhancements to the existing stemTrak application. Your primary responsibility will be to design and develop additions to this application and to coordinate with the rest of the team working on different layers of the infrastructure. Thus, a commitment to collaborative problem solving, sophisticated design, and building quality software is essential. Ruby on Rails developers are responsible for successfully delivering high-quality software solutions to the Client customer base. Responsibilities include development, implementation and unit testing. Developers are expected to continuously develop technical and leadership skills of an increasingly complex nature. Developers are expected to foster and maintain successful relationships with Client customers and internal team members.

Experience Required:

  • 2-4 years of experience in programming in Ruby on Rails
  • A minimum of 3 years of experience in programming in one or more of the following languages:
  • Ruby on Rails
  • C++

Responsibilities:

  • Design, build, and maintain efficient, robust, reusable, and reliable Ruby and jQuery code.
  • Ensure the best possible performance, quality and responsiveness of the application
  • Identify bottlenecks and bugs, and devise solutions to these problems
  • Help maintain code quality, organization and automation
  • Follow Client application development processes and procedures
  • Support Requirements gathering activities
  • Actively participate in and support solution deployment
  • Configuration and development of Client applications
  • Software unit testing as per the development procedures and processes of Client
  • Generate documentation as required to meet standard guidelines
  • Convey complex technical solutions properly to the targeted audience
  • Periodically deliver technical training internally and to the Client customer base
  • Maintain successful relationships with Client customers and internal resources

Desired Technical Skills:

  • Good understanding of the syntax of Ruby and its nuances
  • Solid understanding of object-oriented programming
  • Understanding of functional programming style in Ruby
  • Familiarity with concepts of MVC, MVVM, ORM and RESTful
  • Experience with rails web application frameworks
  • Knack for writing clean, readable Ruby code with sufficient commenting to explain routines
  • Experience with both external and embedded databases
  • Understanding of fundamental design principles behind scalable applications
  • Able to create database schemas that represent and support business processes
  • Implementation of automated testing platforms and unit test
  • Proficient understanding of code versioning tools (eg. Git, SVN)
  • Familiarity with development aiding tools (such as Bower, Bundler, Rake, etc)
  • Familiarity with continuous integration
  • Familiarity with frameworks, libraries and other technologies such as Ruby, Rails, jQuery, and Kendo UI
  • Understanding of Relational Databases and SQL
  • User Interface (UI) design experience
  • Application usability expertise
  • Current knowledge of computer and communications technology, concepts and operation
  • Ability to produce high quality program code to specification
  • Ability to summarize code so that others can understand its purpose and function

Desired Attributes:

  • Customer focused
  • Attention to detail with respect to code efficiency and user experience (UX)
  • Self-starter, result oriented, proactive.
  • Creative thinker dedicated to problem solving
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Strong problem analysis and problem solving skills.
  • Work effectively in a team environment.
  • Ability to organize and prioritize tasks.
  • Knowledge of computer regulatory compliance and computer systems validation.
  • Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), HTML, HTML5, PHP, XML, SQL, MySQL

 

 

Thanks& Regards

 

Niranjan Kumar

 

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Vision3 Solutions Inc

8155 Cavendish Place,Suwanee, GA 30024
Contact No: (678) 554-4785
Email: niranjan.kumar@vision3solutions.com

                 niruk5503@gmail.com

 

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[DIYbio] DIYbio Events for the remainder of the week of August 27

9:42 PM |

Here are your events for the remainder of the week.  Late edits can be found at https://diybio.org/2017/08/27/diybio-events-for-the-remainder-of-the-week-of-august-27/

Monday, August 28

Oakland, CA, USA – Plant Bio Group

Somerville, MA, USA – DIY Biology on Tap!: BosLab Fundraiser  Learn about and support DIY bio, all while drinking beer!

Tuesday, August 29

Ottawa, ON, CAN – Biotown is turning one!

Wednesday, August 30

Cambridge, UK – Biomaker Challenge August Meetup Get help or help out with the Biomaker Challenge.  Activities include using the Gtronics Proto Shield Plus with Arduino, using the 4D Systems Display Programmable Touchscreen , and a general discussion

Charlottesville, VA – BioHack Meeting – New Toy! Play with a miniION!

Oakland, CA, USA – Open Source Insulin Project  The Open Insulin Project continues

Oakland, CA, USA – FermentationStation MycoFermentoOmniMondo Fun fermentations continue

Oakland, CA, USA – Protein Modeling, Lecture 4   Noel Carrascal leads the another no-nonsense lecture, this week working on insulin.

Renens, VD, CHE –  #OH165: 3rd year BIRTHDAY!  A big celebration!

Santa Clara, CA, USA – Micofluidics: 'Lab-on-a-chip'  Eric Harness guides development of lab analysis automation hardware at the micro and nano level.

Thursday, August 31

Santa Clara, CA, USA – Bioprinter Community Project Night Work continues on building a printer for living cells

Friday, September 1

APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR FRABICACADEMY- A New Textile Academy – a journey between textiles, digital fabrication, and biology

Singapore – Let's meet to share about improvised lab equipment an home experiments

Saturday, September 2

Cambridge, UK – Science Makers: Biomaker Challenge Co-working (all welcome) Learn about or advise Biomaker Challenge participants.  Includes project lightning talks: quick intros to projects from Biomaker Challenge and further afield and requests for help and feeback.

Oakland CA, USA Lab Skills 101: Intro to the Lab! See what kind of equipment CCL has and what it's used for. Learn also how to dispose of biowaste, order reagents, and *ahem* any "quirks" the donated equipment may have. A must-take class if you want to work in the lab

Zurich, CHE, – Erforschen Sie als Citizen Scientists Ihren Geruchs- und Geschmackssinn    Jeder und jede von uns nimmt Gerüche und Geschmäcker unterschiedlich wahr. Für bestimmte Aromen sind diese Unterschiede besonders ausgeprägt und stark durch unsere Gene bestimmt. Der Workshop gibt eine kurze Einführung in die aktuelle Forschung in diesem Bereich und beschreibt wie Sie als Citizen Scientist (forschender Bürger) einen wichtigen Beitrag zu dieser Forschung leisten können.

Other events coming up

Sunday, September 3
Oakland, CA, USA

Monday, September 4
Santa Clara and Oakland, CA, USA

Tuesday, September 5
La Jolla, CA, USA
Oakland, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Seattle, WA, USA

Wednesday, September 6
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Oakland, CA, USA
Oakland, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA

Thursday, September 7
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Friday, September 8
Munich, BY, DEU

Sunday, September 10
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Cincinatti, OH, USA
Oakland, CA, USA
Reston, VA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Monday, September 11
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Oakland, CA, USA

Tuesday, September 12
Menlo, Park, CA, USA

Wednesday, September 13
Oakland, CA, USA
Oakland, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Thursday, September 14
Buenos Aires, ARG
San Francisco, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Somerville, MA, USA

Saturday, September 16
La Jolla, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Sunday, September 17
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Oakland, CA, USA

Monday, September 18
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Oakland, CA, USA

Tuesday, September 19
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Wednesday, September 20
Oakland, CA, USA
Oakland, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Thursday, September 21
San Diego, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Friday, September 22 – Sunday, September 24
Cambridge, MA, USA

Saturday, September 23
San Diego, CA, USA

Sunday, September 24
Oakland, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Monday, September 25
Oakland, CA, USA

Monday, September 25-Thursday September 28
Boston, MA, USA

Tuesday, September 26
Brooklyn, NY, USA

Wednesday, September 27
Oakland, CA, USA
Oakland, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Thursday, September 28
London, UK
Santa Clara, CA, USA

Friday, September 29
Erlangen BY, DEU
Seattle, WA, USA

Saturday, October 7
Brooklyn, NY, USA

Sunday, October 8
Brooklyn, NY, USA

To see when the next event is in your area, check the full list of usual suspects. Don't see one near you? Why not have your own and get it posted here? Tell us about it by emailing events@diybio.org. It would be great to post some photos of your event somewhere. We'd love to see them. We do have some guidelines for what is posted, and are not capturing every event in the community.


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