Low cost programmable incubator for growing mycelium textile, controlling temperature and humidity to standardize growing recipes.
Read MoreFirst example of a low-cost dissolved oxygen sensor that will allow the implementation of fed-batch DIY bioreactors.
Read MoreEstablishing the capacity to tackle some of East-Africa's most devastating crop pathogens through partnership and collaboration.
Read MoreResources for genetically-engineering bacteria to construct microbial communities with defined ecological and structural relationships.
Read MoreInterdisciplinary team investigating biological structures and physical mechanisms of electron transfer between microorganisms.
Read MoreNew stress priming treatment in green alga for hyperaccumulation of biodiesel precursors.
Read MoreLearn how to build an incubator, grow your own dinoflagellates and build a multi-computer 3D imaging system.
Read MoreWe aim to develop and characterize low-cost DIY microscopes that brewers can use to count yeast and check its viability for production.
Read MoreWe aim to establish a CRISPR/Cpf1-based technique to insert transgenes into specific genome sites that are predicted to promote high expression.
Read MoreWe aim to develop a tool to monitor the progress of beer fermentation in real-time and non-invasively.
Read MoreSmall home-grow chamber capable of sensing moisture, temperature, humidity and light. Optimised to automate water, humidity and CO2 levels.
Read MoreA fast, east and efficient way of modulating gene expression in yeast cultures.
Read MoreWe are a small, merry band of newbie Biomakers and amateur homebrewers and have started a project to monitor the progression of our fine brews in real time.
Read MoreAn open microbial bioreactor for growing cultures of about 1L.
Read MoreOur “LyseeFlask” is a one-pot solution for lysis of bacterial cells and immobilized metal ion chromatography.
Read MoreOur device, the Oscillostat, continuously evolves bacteria while oscillating between selective pressures to mimic fluctuating environments.
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