• 8 Awesome Uses of Wind and Solar Power
• 10 Ways to Support Charity Through Social Media
• Wind + Solar Power: Is There a Future for Green Energy?

8 Awesome Uses of Wind and Solar Power Posted: 14 Jul 2009 02:39 PM PDT Image by Michael Jantzen While wind and solar power may not be the complete solution to a green energy future, these 2 sources of clean, renewable energy definitely have some amazing potential.  From off-grid homes and gadget chargers to bike helmet generators and fully-functional campers, there are already plenty of awesome ... Read More8 Awesome Uses of Wind and Solar Power

10 Ways to Support Charity Through Social Media Posted: 14 Jul 2009 09:48 AM PDT This post is a collaboration between Mashable’s Summer of Social Good charitable fundraiser and Max Gladwell‘s “10 Ways” series. The post is being simultaneously published across more than 100 blogs. Social media is about connecting people and providing the tools necessary to have a conversation. That global conversation is an ... Read More10 Ways to Support Charity Through Social Media

Wind + Solar Power: Is There a Future for Green Energy? Posted: 08 Jul 2009 02:00 PM PDT Image by Dragonleek Wind + solar power = a sustainable, renewable energy future … or does it?  As China’s renewable energy sector grows in leaps and bounds – doubling wind power capacity alone each year since 2005 – the US is questioning the viability of a wind and solar powered economy. ... Read MoreWind + Solar Power: Is There a Future for Green Energy?

Anyone know an experiment or research on quartz natural energy?

Hello, my name is Daniel. I have a Bachelor in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. And an Associate in Computer Sciences and Networking. I'm currently a Wireless Networking Engineer and I am releasing my own line of 3D Printers and CNC's with my own developed software. I have been tinkering with microbots and AI software to complete tasks and coordinate together. Text me at 4793053875 if interested.

On Sun, Jan 19, 2020, 10:07 PM Dan Wray <slowking...@gmail.com> wrote:

            Hello, I'm an amateur inventor looking to discover some software for biomolecule and nanomachine design or at the very least find out the process that professionals use besides using software for designing these things. I've had mild success in finding software for nanotech design, however I have found no accessible software for biomolecule design. I don't know if I'm just not searching the right terms or if it even exists at this point. Luckily, I found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2vXsnlHXcA , which has helped me find this group. Additional request for information are if no one could help with this to get me into contact with someone who can help me access these things, such as Raymond McCauley himself. (from the TED talk video linked) (he has information to contact him but it won't work)

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On Twitter (via Dr. Rambaut below) I found out GISAID is where are the individual patient isolates of the Wuhan coronavirus sequences are going. That may give you all some more meat for a Hackathon. I assume you can just register an account.

Andrew Rambaut on Twitter (https://twitter.com/arambaut) is actually doing a lot of real time tweeting on phylogeny analysis and evolution.

Thanks for pointing this out. We are hosting a Biohackathon at OpenCell London on this on Sunday: 

BioHackHereNOW - Wuhan 🧬 Virus 🦠

 

Short Notice *Biohackathon* Sunday 26th

 

The Wuhan virus genome has just appeared on Genbank. We would like to improve our understanding and contribute to the publics understanding.

 

This outbreak, occurring in one of the most populous and economically significant countries in the world, is serious. A case has also now been reported in the US. This is a short notice hack and would therefore require significant participation.

 

This isn't a "turn up and see what happens" event. Get in touch with us if you have an idea, an interest in the area or ideally a hack idea to bring to the table. As usual we can only take 10 people (slightly + for this one). If you want to join please *mail > hello@opencell.bio WITH subjectline [Biohackathon] * Give a short overview of your background, skills and interest and why you would like to take part.

 

Learn more about BiohackHereNow

On Tuesday, 21 January 2020 12:11:21 UTC, Reginald Smith wrote:

Not sure if anyone here has experience with viral genome phylogenetics, phylodynamics etc. I am more knowledgeable about bacteria but for anyone's interest, the Wuhan coronavirus making the news now has full genomes in GenBank. It is small like most viruses (29 kbp). Several isolates seem available:

Wuhan seafood market pneumonia virus isolate Wuhan-Hu-1, complete genome

Thanks for pointing this out. We are hosting a Biohackathon at OpenCell London on this on Sunday: 

BioHackHereNOW - Wuhan 🧬 Virus 🦠

 

Short Notice *Biohackathon* Sunday 26th

 

The Wuhan virus genome has just appeared on Genbank. We would like to improve our understanding and contribute to the publics understanding.

 

This outbreak, occurring in one of the most populous and economically significant countries in the world, is serious. A case has also now been reported in the US. This is a short notice hack and would therefore require significant participation.

 

This isn't a "turn up and see what happens" event. Get in touch with us if you have an idea, an interest in the area or ideally a hack idea to bring to the table. As usual we can only take 10 people (slightly + for this one). If you want to join please *mail > hello@opencell.bio WITH subjectline [Biohackathon] * Give a short overview of your background, skills and interest and why you would like to take part.

 

Learn more about BiohackHereNow

On Tuesday, 21 January 2020 12:11:21 UTC, Reginald Smith wrote:

Not sure if anyone here has experience with viral genome phylogenetics, phylodynamics etc. I am more knowledgeable about bacteria but for anyone's interest, the Wuhan coronavirus making the news now has full genomes in GenBank. It is small like most viruses (29 kbp). Several isolates seem available:

Wuhan seafood market pneumonia virus isolate Wuhan-Hu-1, complete genome

Dear DIYbio community members,

For my experiments, I need 2 strains of Agrobacterium tumefaciens strains please. Those strains are 

1. C58, and 

2. LBA4404 

(not any other unrelated strains EHA105 or AGL1 etc., at this point).

If anyone in this group has one or both strains that they can share as a gift, could you please ping me back, so I can share my mailing address (in Virginia). 

I am happy to pay for shipping by USPS, or a courier service like UPS or FEDEX.

Please let me know. And thanks, in advance.

Cheers,

TdM

Hey Biological Beings,

My name is Zavier, I don't post on here very often but I am pretty active in the community. I am from Vermont and moved out to Portland Oregon recently. I have been building a lab for about 5 years now and I am at a point with it where I would love to open it up to more peoples projects. It's not quite a "community" lab since it is still in my apartment and not a commercial space but I wanted to throw out the offer as to start building a community.

Also if you would like to support what I am doing out here in Portland, and the videos I plan on making in my lab, then I would urge you to support my Patreon; it is the best way to ensure that I can dedicate the time and resources to keep my lab running. https://www.patreon.com/instantlife

Thanks!



            Hello, I'm an amateur inventor looking to discover some software for biomolecule and nanomachine design or at the very least find out the process that professionals use besides using software for designing these things. I've had mild success in finding software for nanotech design, however I have found no accessible software for biomolecule design. I don't know if I'm just not searching the right terms or if it even exists at this point. Luckily, I found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2vXsnlHXcA , which has helped me find this group. Additional request for information are if no one could help with this to get me into contact with someone who can help me access these things, such as Raymond McCauley himself. (from the TED talk video linked) (he has information to contact him but it won't work)

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Hello! I'm Grace. 

I came across DIYBio not too long ago and am so glad I found this group. I have been interested in starting a new community STEM/STEAM Lab in Texas around the RGV area. Preferably Edinburg, McAllen, or Pharr. I will say that I currently don't have much experience in lab work, but am really interested in learning more about STEM/STEAM. If you have any tips or advice regarding to starting up a STEM/STEAM group, acquiring mentors/teachers, acquiring lab equipment, acquiring facilities for your lab, gaining sponsors/donors for your lab, or how to manage your lab, it will be greatly appreciated! And if you are interested in starting and/or joining a STEM/STEAM lab please let me know and leave a comment below!

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