Group:Biohacking - Revision history

AJP2: /* Projects */

2019-05-01T06:16:25Z

Projects

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	== Projects ==		== Projects ==
	We are currently well equipped to carry out molecular biology experiments~~, we are~~ a CL1 approved lab and		We are currently well equipped to carry out molecular biology experiments. The lab space on Hackney Road was a CL1 approved lab and we are aiming to reestablish that in Wembley.

	=== Current Projects ===		=== Current Projects ===

AJP2: /* Completed Projects */

2019-05-01T06:13:49Z

Completed Projects

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	=== Completed Projects ===		=== Completed Projects ===

			* [http://2015.igem.org/Team:London_Biohackspace iGEM 2015]
	* [[Project:iGEM 2014]]		* [[Project:iGEM 2014]]
	* [[Project:Flow Hood]]		* [[Project:Flow Hood]]

AJP2: Updating Current Projects

2019-05-01T06:13:23Z

Updating Current Projects

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	=== Current Projects ===		=== Current Projects ===
	*~~[http://2015.igem.org/Team:London_Biohackspace iGEM 2015]~~		* Hacking the lab
	*Lab Automation		* * Recommissioning RO water system
	*~~Bioluminescence~~		* * Recommissioning Laminar Flow system
	*3D Bioprinting		* * Building Laminar Flow System into a hood
			* Culturing Local Algae
			* Lab Automation
			* Stirling Engine for Cryogenics

	=== Completed Projects ===		=== Completed Projects ===

Paniscus: Stopping people turning up, as they still are!

2018-11-30T18:51:55Z

Stopping people turning up, as they still are!

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	Over the past couple of years we've been developing our equipment, optimising techniques and running some research projects. Here's quite a good short [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19964886 local news video] showing our (previous, smaller) lab and some of what we do in it.		Over the past couple of years we've been developing our equipment, optimising techniques and running some research projects. Here's quite a good short [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19964886 local news video] showing our (previous, smaller) lab and some of what we do in it.

	We ~~meet~~ every ~~'''2nd Wednesday''' of the~~ month ~~from '''7:30pm'''~~.		We will soon be meeting every month, check back here for our 2019 restart.

	We have a list of [[Biohacking FAQ\|frequently-asked questions]].		We have a list of [[Biohacking FAQ\|frequently-asked questions]].

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	== How to find us ==		== How to find us ==
	# Come to the [[Weekly_Open_Evenings\|Hackspace Open Evening]] - every tuesday from 7:30pm. There may be a few of us around to show you the lab and give you an idea of what we do. If you want to make sure we find each other you can email us to let us know you're coming.
	# Email us [mailto:hello@biohackspace.org here]. You can also sign up to our mailing list where we do most of our communication [https://lists.kentgeek.org/mailman/listinfo/lhs-biohacking here] (if you see a warning ignore it) (Your posts will be moderated unless you're signed up to the list. If you want to be signed up to the list but not receive messages you can change this in the options). You can view the mailing list archives through the previous link or through the [https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/london-biohackers google groups] interface. To chat in more detail request a signup to our slack channel using the email address above, or join our irc channel at [http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=london-biohackers #london-biohackers on freenode]		# Email us [mailto:hello@biohackspace.org here]. You can also sign up to our mailing list where we do most of our communication [https://lists.kentgeek.org/mailman/listinfo/lhs-biohacking here] (if you see a warning ignore it) (Your posts will be moderated unless you're signed up to the list. If you want to be signed up to the list but not receive messages you can change this in the options). You can view the mailing list archives through the previous link or through the [https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/london-biohackers google groups] interface. To chat in more detail request a signup to our slack channel using the email address above, or join our irc channel at [http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=london-biohackers #london-biohackers on freenode]

AJP2: Simplify

2018-11-19T17:04:01Z

Simplify

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	Over the past couple of years we've been developing our equipment, optimising techniques and running some research projects. Here's quite a good short [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19964886 local news video] showing our (previous, smaller) lab and some of what we do in it.		Over the past couple of years we've been developing our equipment, optimising techniques and running some research projects. Here's quite a good short [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19964886 local news video] showing our (previous, smaller) lab and some of what we do in it.

	We meet '''~~Wednesdays~~''' from '''7:30pm''' ~~every 2nd Wednesday of the month~~.		We meet every '''2nd Wednesday''' of the month from '''7:30pm'''.

	We have a list of [[Biohacking FAQ\|frequently-asked questions]].		We have a list of [[Biohacking FAQ\|frequently-asked questions]].

AJP2: Correct monthly meeting times

2018-11-19T17:03:19Z

Correct monthly meeting times

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	We are the '''biohacking''' or '''DIY biology''' ([http://openwetware.org/wiki/DIYbio/FAQ Official FAQ about DIY-Biology]) group at the London Hackspace, a mix of amateur and professional biologists, attracted by the potential of molecular and synthetic biology. Anyone is welcome, so get involved!		We are the '''biohacking''' or '''DIY biology''' ([http://openwetware.org/wiki/DIYbio/FAQ Official FAQ about DIY-Biology]) group at the London Hackspace, a mix of amateur and professional biologists, attracted by the potential of molecular and synthetic biology. Anyone is welcome, so get involved!
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	Over the past couple of years we've been developing our equipment, optimising techniques and running some research projects. Here's quite a good short [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19964886 local news video] showing our (previous, smaller) lab and some of what we do in it.		Over the past couple of years we've been developing our equipment, optimising techniques and running some research projects. Here's quite a good short [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19964886 local news video] showing our (previous, smaller) lab and some of what we do in it.

	We meet '''Wednesdays''' from '''7:30pm'''.		We meet '''Wednesdays''' from '''7:30pm''' every 2nd Wednesday of the month.

	We have a list of [[Biohacking FAQ\|frequently-asked questions]].		We have a list of [[Biohacking FAQ\|frequently-asked questions]].
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	== How to find us ==		== How to find us ==
	# Come to the [[Weekly_Open_Evenings\|Hackspace Open Evening]] - every tuesday from 7:30pm. There ~~should~~ be a few of us around to show you the lab and give you an idea of what we do. If you want to make sure we find each other you can email us to let us know you're coming.		# Come to the [[Weekly_Open_Evenings\|Hackspace Open Evening]] - every tuesday from 7:30pm. There may be a few of us around to show you the lab and give you an idea of what we do. If you want to make sure we find each other you can email us to let us know you're coming.
	# Email us [mailto:hello@biohackspace.org here]. You can also sign up to our mailing list where we do most of our communication [https://lists.kentgeek.org/mailman/listinfo/lhs-biohacking here] (if you see a warning ignore it) (Your posts will be moderated unless you're signed up to the list. If you want to be signed up to the list but not receive messages you can change this in the options). You can view the mailing list archives through the previous link or through the [https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/london-biohackers google groups] interface. To chat in more detail request a signup to our slack channel using the email address above, or join our irc channel at [http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=london-biohackers #london-biohackers on freenode]		# Email us [mailto:hello@biohackspace.org here]. You can also sign up to our mailing list where we do most of our communication [https://lists.kentgeek.org/mailman/listinfo/lhs-biohacking here] (if you see a warning ignore it) (Your posts will be moderated unless you're signed up to the list. If you want to be signed up to the list but not receive messages you can change this in the options). You can view the mailing list archives through the previous link or through the [https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/london-biohackers google groups] interface. To chat in more detail request a signup to our slack channel using the email address above, or join our irc channel at [http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=london-biohackers #london-biohackers on freenode]

	== Biohackspace Membership ==		== Biohackspace Membership ==
	We're a subgroup of the London Hackspace, and our rent and utility bills are paid as part of the larger space. Therefore it's ~~usually the case that~~ London Biohackers ~~are~~ also members of the hackspace. You can find out how to become a hackspace member [https://london.hackspace.org.uk/signup.php here].		We're a subgroup of the London Hackspace, and our rent and utility bills are paid as part of the larger space. Therefore it's London Biohackers also need to be members of the hackspace. You can find out how to become a hackspace member [https://london.hackspace.org.uk/signup.php here].

	There is a separate subscription for the biohacking group. Biohacking is more expensive than the typical hackspace activity, and with your membership we can pay for reagents, lab consumables and any equipment we may need for our experiments. The suggested minimum donation is £2 a week, but again, you can come along without joining. If you start to come regularly and use consumables then we'd like you to pay. Details on how to setup payment to become a biohackspace member are here: [[London Biohackers Membership \| Details of Membership]].		There is a separate subscription for the biohacking group. Biohacking is more expensive than the typical hackspace activity, and with your membership we can pay for reagents, lab consumables and any equipment we may need for our experiments. The suggested minimum donation is £2 a week, but again, you can come along without joining. If you start to come regularly and use consumables then we'd like you to pay. Details on how to setup payment to become a biohackspace member are here: [[London Biohackers Membership \| Details of Membership]].

Wzdd: Slimmed intro, added faq

2017-02-19T22:13:32Z

Slimmed intro, added faq

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	We are the '''biohacking''' or '''DIY biology''' ([http://openwetware.org/wiki/DIYbio/FAQ Official FAQ about DIY-Biology]) group at the London Hackspace, a mix of amateur and professional biologists, attracted by the potential of molecular and synthetic biology. Anyone is welcome, so get involved! ~~It's fascinating, the field and community is growing all the time, together with the ability of amateurs to do cool stuff.~~ Over the past couple of years we've been developing our equipment, optimising techniques and running some research projects. Here's quite a good short [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19964886 local news video] showing our lab and some of what we do in it. ~~(we have since moved to larger premises and upgraded our equipment significantly)~~		We are the '''biohacking''' or '''DIY biology''' ([http://openwetware.org/wiki/DIYbio/FAQ Official FAQ about DIY-Biology]) group at the London Hackspace, a mix of amateur and professional biologists, attracted by the potential of molecular and synthetic biology. Anyone is welcome, so get involved!

			Over the past couple of years we've been developing our equipment, optimising techniques and running some research projects. Here's quite a good short [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19964886 local news video] showing our (previous, smaller) lab and some of what we do in it.

	We meet '''Wednesdays''' from '''7:30pm'''.		We meet '''Wednesdays''' from '''7:30pm'''.

			We have a list of [[Biohacking FAQ\|frequently-asked questions]].

	[[:Category:Biohacking\|'''List of biohacker wiki pages.''']]		[[:Category:Biohacking\|'''List of biohacker wiki pages.''']]

Wzdd: /* Our lab */

2016-06-16T20:39:12Z

Our lab

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	Our [[BioLab Manual\|lab manual]] details our equipment, reagents, strains and our established protocols.		Our [[BioLab Manual\|lab manual]] details our equipment, reagents, strains and our established protocols.

			=== Starting your own lab? ===
			We have some notes on [[Starting your own biolab\|starting your own biolab]] based on our experiences.

	=== Equipment we made ===		=== Equipment we made ===

Edo gia: /* Current Projects */

2015-09-20T23:02:45Z

Current Projects

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	=== Current Projects ===		=== Current Projects ===
	*iGEM 2015		*[http://2015.igem.org/Team:London_Biohackspace iGEM 2015]
	*Lab Automation		*Lab Automation
	*Bioluminescence		*Bioluminescence

Edo gia: /* Future Projects */

2015-09-20T23:01:38Z

Future Projects

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	=== Future Projects ===		=== Future Projects ===
	* [[Project:Making our own reagents]]		* [[Project:Making our own reagents]]
			*[[MindControlBacteria]]
	* More and more becoming current project :)		* More and more becoming current project :)
	Add your own!		Add your own!