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| − | The bio protocols can be found here. They are structured and explained in a process oriented way. The idea is to give the crucial information in order to perform the most common tasks | + | The bio protocols can be found [[here | BioP_Main]]. They are structured and explained in a process oriented way. The idea is to give the crucial information in order to perform the most common tasks |
found in the toolbox used daily by a microbiologist. The documents are structured as such: | found in the toolbox used daily by a microbiologist. The documents are structured as such: | ||
::<li> An scheme describing the process | ::<li> An scheme describing the process | ||
Revision as of 12:19, 17 January 2015
Hello Hackuarium
Here, you will find how-to make Hackuarium go-round
- Meeting Instructions (inspired by the one from noisebridge)
- Hosting an Event (also from noisebridge)
- Your coffee - put 1 CHF per capsule in the money mug!
BIO
The bio protocols can be found BioP_Main. They are structured and explained in a process oriented way. The idea is to give the crucial information in order to perform the most common tasks found in the toolbox used daily by a microbiologist. The documents are structured as such:
- An scheme describing the process
- A text explaining the different procedures to perform the process. Ideally there would be a 'commercial-kit' way and a DIY bio way of performing the process.
- A safety detail regarding the process
- Hackuarium specific information describing where you would find what, which machine you would use and the precautions regarding Hackuarium specific usage of the material.
A process is usually composed of sub-processes shown on the scheme as a rectangle with the specific process name on it. The process can be accessed through the wiki by typing in the URL
BioP_'process-name'
Safety