A discussion on the necessity for Open Source Hardware in neuroscience research
Video · 54 min · Mar 29, 2021
Andre Maia Chagas, University of Sussex
Open Hardware Microfluidics
Microfluidics, Open Hardware, Open Source Hardware and seminar by Dr. Vittorio Saggiomo, Associate Professor, Laboratory of BioNanoTechnology, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
Hosted by LIBRE hub Seminar
Friday 00:00–01:00 Santiago (GMT-4)
Ended
Online
Abstract
What’s the point of having scientific and technological innovations when only a few can benefit from them? How can we make science more inclusive? Those questions are always in the back of my mind when we perform research in our laboratory, and we have a strong focus on the scientific accessibility of our developed methods from microfabrication to sensor development.
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