Re: [sudo-discuss] Can someone send me details on the biohacking group?

You know, building a gel box is really so damn easy, that the only real question is how cheap and accessible we can make it. For example, here's Joseph Elsbernd <https://cheapassscience.wordpress.com/>'s $21 gel box: Cheapass science – How to build a $21 gel box<http://citizensciencequarterly.com/2011/10/21/cheapass-science-gel-b… Joseph and I built a gel box from some tupperware and stainless steel wires at the last Science Hack Day - and then did electrophoresis on some food dyes with a gel made from food grade agar-agar: http://jelloshotelectrophoresis.pbworks.com https://secure.flickr.com/groups/jelloshotelectrophoresis/pool/ Patrik On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 4:49 AM, Ryan Bethencourt < ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: Lab charge but meeting sporadically on Fridays (although shifting more and more to Sunday's). The one major component we're missing is a gel box for gel's if anyone would like to help with constructing one, we'd love it, once we have all of the alpha prototypes we're looking at the possibility of an open source OS (probably through an arduino) to control the whole set up (which will be a lot of fun to hack!). welcome to help us :) and I'm guessing this has been covered. However i was wondering how the cultures will be stored, mostly enzymes??? wrote: far we've been meeting on the last Friday at sudoroom - that's what Ryan was referring to. Biotech Lab kit. See https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Biohacking . As far as I know we've only had one meeting on this so far, but we should probably meet a bit more regularly. associated with) sudoroom, including some really cool work with bacterial cheese that Marc Juul is working on. Marc is probably the best person to ask what else is happening. DIYbio meetup on the last Friday. If there is anything else scheduled, I'd love to participate - I'll try to drop by sudoroom at 6 tonight just to be sure... wrote: last Friday? ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: hacker happy hour) at Sudo room (with impromptu meetings throughout the month). mailing list on google groups and we're a sudo associated group :) preliminary wiki is available on www.eastbaydiybio.org (so we finally have some web presence but it's still a work in progress!) wrote: now? wrote: