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• Projects:bioluminescence
  ...http://bioluminescence-rocroy.e-monsite.com/pages/introduction-1.html ''la bioluminescence''] ...lisées au niveau scolaire dans plusieurs pays notamment pour l’étude de la bioluminescence. On peut les acheter et faire des cultures : - [http://www.didier-pol.net/4
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• Projects
  Welcome to the Projects Page! ==Active Projects==
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• Biolab
  ...esolution microscopy (with Raspberry Pi camera on the old Zeiss scope) and bioluminescence studies, but no growth of cultures is allowed there. If you need to contact them in particular about any proposed activities or projects in the biolab, please use this email address: biolab@hackuarium.ch <br>
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• 20180808 Special Board Meeting
  What about other projects? bio-sculpture, bioluminescence?? <br>
  5 KB (775 words) - 08:49, 10 August 2018
• First results
  ...t of our water quality work and other fun Hackuarium projects - like the [[Bioluminescence investigations|bioluminescent]] bugs...) ...t some way to do this again, so are trying another [https://experiment.com/projects/participatory-research-to-explore-fungal-biodiversity-and-its-importance-to
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• 20190508 Board Meeting
  *Projects and Space The Bioluminescence project - wiki page in progress<br>
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• FR Oldversion
  * [[AGiR! for genomic integrity | AGiR! projects at Hackuarium]] * [[Projects:LivingLab Design|LivingLab Design]]
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• 20180523 Board Meeting
  ==Point 1: Mycelium/Mushroom Projects== ...ed, in the wiki and in the social media. With 'bio-beton' sculptures and 'bioluminescence' mosaics, and mushroom pickers and more in progress in the lab, we need rem
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• Activity Report 2021
  ...It-Yourself biology.’ We promote interdisciplinarity by all means, and our projects are carried out as well by scientists as by citizens, architects, designers Most of the time, our projects aim to be inexpensive (“low-cost”) and use the simplest possible techno
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• Old archived
  ...for Open Science, and reflects better the scope of the trans-disciplinary projects we do (often not only biology). Another term people like to use is DIWO (Do Our projects are initiated and carried out by scientists and non-scientists from a varie
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• 20180725 Board Meeting
  ...olaine, Jennifer, and Vithooban (Vithoo), are working on genomic integrity projects and more at the lab over the next 8 weeks. Some of you already know Violane As their first experiment today, they confirmed (also with me) the bioluminescence of two ''V. fischerii'' cultures brought to the lab by the Nyon students, w
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• AGiR! for genomic integrity
  ...m/open?id=0B1jaPHOkH_42YmlhUThkNy1aN0U poster explaining genomic integrity projects at Hackuarium] is worth checking out!<br> AGiR is also carrying out the following projects in the Hackuarium community laboratory:<br>
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• Pushing the P1
  ...years, the Hackuarium community has built a space where people can work on projects related to biology among other fields. The ambition of the international DI Looking forward to the seeing bioluminescence from one of these strains, and fluorescence (esp red) from the other! <br>
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