Fwd: [DIYbio] EVENT: Bioreactor Planning and Construction

[Avery louie]

Where: BOSSLab 339r Summer St, Somerville, MA.

When: 12 Noon, Sunday, June 23rd 2013

What? Something like THIS:

Learn the basics behind photobioreactors and growing algae and then help make the prototype! Fun for all; all for fun (read: FREE)

Why?: Bioreactors are controlled and monitored vessels useful for growing any cell in suspension (provided you give it the right conditions), and whatever products cells can make. [Insert imagination here]

RSVP HERE.

Any QUESTIONS?

See you SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY!

~A.J. Devaux

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[immortal...@gmail.com]

Thanks to everyone who showed for the Bioreactor hackathon! We got a surprising amount done in 5 hours or so.

Here's what we've got so far (airpump and tubing not shown):

Not too shabby! We definitely need to work out a system to more evenly distribute the air to all four tubes, but otherwise things worked remarkably well. Alex H. has taken it home to see what else he can do with it (he has something ingenious planned, no doubt).

Not sure when the next hackathon will be, but I'll post here as soon as I know.

Peace,

~A.J.