[Biohackers] intro
Ryan Bethencourt
ryan.bethencourt at gmail.com
Thu Aug 1 00:45:10 PDT 2013
That would be KICK ASS!
By the way Hol - if you want a job on the edge of
biotech/robotics/engineering - I think Synthego is also still hiring
(the only thing that sucks is that they're down in the valley).
Otherwise let's hack :)
First meet up I'll set up for us is an open source PCR hack night!
R
> Anthony Di Franco <mailto:di.franco at gmail.com>
> July 31, 2013 10:36 PM
> Aside from reiterating what Ryan said, check out Aaron Wolf Baum aka
> Dr. Friendly for your algal bloom needs, and consider purification of
> biologics as a goal so we can grow up usable insulin, thyroxine, etc.
> and save lives.
>
>
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> Hol Gaskill <mailto:hol at gaskill.com>
> July 31, 2013 3:45 PM
> Hi folks,
>
> Just joined the list, primarily as a lurker. I am perpetually spread
> thin on project bandwidth but want to be in touch with the bio
> community in order to collaborate where there are areas of overlap. My
> background is in engineering - civil and environmental engineering in
> school, now doing alot of pavement, geotechnical, and
> drainage/dewatering design. In my own time I've taken a big technical
> interest in process control, mainly in hydroponics, environmental
> control (like HVAC), and beer brewing. All the electronic and
> mechanical stuff is self-taught so there's been alot of trial and
> error on my path, but maybe not an order of magnitude more than if I
> had learned it in school.
>
> I am interested in adding biological elements into designs, and so far
> have just been shooting from the hip with mixed results. Some
> applications of interest to me are algae biofuel processors, automatic
> plant/animal/fungus environmental homeostasis systems, compact
> grey/blackwater treatment units, closed-loop irrigation with
> specialized bacterial bioreactor elements, and anything having to do
> with microbial action to beneficiate rock/sand/spacedust.
>
> I could be of assistance on the DIY PCR project as there is some
> technical overlap on temperature control and driving peltier elements.
> Also would be interested in developing hardware and control systems
> for economical mass production of select organisms.
>
> Looking forward to hacking with y'all!
> Hol
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