PrakashLab
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Delighted to meet all these colleagues showing great initiatives and inventions!!!
Particularly Manu Prakash with whom I talked about #ANT4Kids efforts for #MicroscopyDisemination
Session 3 of #SpreadingMicroscopy covered open-source microscopy hardware through talks by Tobias Wenzel 👨🏼💻👨🏼🔬🧫🔬⚙️, Paul French, and Manu Prakash
HHMI | Janelia AIC at Janelia Janelia Conferences Wenzel Lab PrakashLab
We’ve moved on to #opensource hardware Janelia Conferences #SpreadingMicroscopy . As well as hearing about some fantastic open source microscopes, it was interesting to hear that adaptability/flexibility can be as important as cost and how these projects promote sustainability.
Foldscope Instruments Launches Their Newest Microscope: The MicroRealms Projector - Press Release 🎉 einnews.com/article/708442… via @ein_news CNN The New Yorker San Francisco Chronicle TIME Kickstarter Stanford University
Thank you for supporting this Kickstarter. If you have been part of #Foldscope community in the past - help us reach a new milestone by bringing this tool to life. Unless we cross the pledge amount - we can’t find the project. Link here: kickstarter.com/projects/folds…
🔔 Early Bird Pricing on the Individual Starter Kit and the Classroom Starter Kit end at 11:59 pm on Friday, May 3rd.
Get your MicroRealms Projector Starter Kits now: kickstarter.com/projects/folds…
#projector #microscopy #stem Kickstarter
New amazing project from the PrakashLab on Kickstarter! A pocket-sized affordable microscope/projector to share the wonders of microscopy all around the world 🔬🦠🌎 Please share!! #Microscopy #FrugalScience kickstarter.com/projects/folds…
Like, there's a sensible move towards making science more accessible to the Layman, but the layman is not a natural category - it's a product of construction of societal forces that purposefully isolate humans from what PrakashLab calls 'firsthand experience of science'.