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A Field Guide to 3D Printing May 17, 2021 A delightfully useful paper centered on 3D printing of microscopes has been written by Mario Del Rosario, Hannah Heil, Afonso Mendes, Vittorio Saggiomo and Ricardo Henriques. The paper covers a bevy o… Colosseum: open source automated fraction collector April 14, 2021 In a follow-up to my all time favorite post, Protein Purification on a Budget: Technical Tuesday , today we are covering a design for a fraction collector for <$100. In their recent preprint, Low-cost… Upgrade a 2-photon microscope with high-speed FLIM for $2352 January 22, 2021…
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