Expertise
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Monthly archives: November, 2013
CRISPR resources from the Zhang Lab at MIT
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Few things in biology take off like CRISPR genome engineering technology has recently. Feng Zhang’s lab at MIT…
Simple magnetic stir plate
Posted in Hardware
Tekla Labs has DIY plans for lab equipment, such as this battery-operated magnetic stir plate.
The contest they’re sponsoring is probably to flesh this section out beyond the lonely 3 items at present.
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DIY Lab Equipment Contest
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EyeWriter 2.0 Eye tracking system
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The EyeWriter DIY project is for the disabled, but could work equally well for psychophysics applications. All of the code is open source, and the build is thoroughly documented.
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Plotly (plot.ly) for collaborative data visualization and analysis
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It could be described as a GoogleDocs-type app for data analysis. But that would be a lazy description.
Import your data, code up the analysis and visualization, and then share with collaborators who can view, modify, and…
Sensapex piezo manipulators… update
Posted in Hardware
Labrigger covered Sensapex’s tiny manipulators in the past. Since then, Sensapex has broadened their offerings a bit.
SciScan: Scientifica’s two photon software
My friend Bruno has written some very nice software for Scientifica’s two photon microscope systems. It’s called SciScan.
It’s written in LabVIEW and runs both their conventional galvo and resonant systems. These…
Not how to pipette
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It’s Friday. Here’s a Friday link. It’s a blog entitled That’s Not How You Pipette, and it includes lots of shots from TV shows and movies.
The one below is from Private Practice:
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