Re: [DIYbio] Starting out

[Brian Degger]

What city you in? Knowing this someone on this list could point you to a local space.
There should /could be a local hackerspace and possibly a diybio group too.
cheers,
Brian

On Saturday, June 16, 2012, Andy <milacaf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am brand new at this, I just started my first individual experiment with cross-pollinating marigold's.  I am looking to do much more with biology but am really looking to cross technology with biology, more of the synthetic biology.  To start with I am wanting to to some electrical engineering, making circuit boards and things of that nature, but unfortunately do not know where to go for tools and supplies.  If anyone could point me in the right direction and possibly some pointers on where to start that would be fantastic?
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[Matthew Anderson]

I'm in Washington State, the northern half,  I did some research on diy groups in seattle and found that they broke up last year.  I was kind of hoping that there was maybe some remnants of the group but i have been unsuccessful.  I found that eBay is a great supplier but it is really inefficient.