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Boston Open Source Science Laboratory

Coordinates: 42°24′7″N 71°7′7.56″W / 42.40194°N 71.1187667°W

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Boston Open Science Laboratory (BOSLab) is a labspace in Somerville, Massachusetts, which is part of the DIYbio and biohacking movement.

Major projects

Lightbulb PCR, which aims to build an inexpensive PCR thermal cycler using PVC tubing, an incandescent light bulb and a computer fan run with an open source microcontroller.
BlueGene - Indigo Biosynthesis In E. Coli

Ethical concerns

The Institute of Ethics and Emerging Technologies covered the ethics of BosLab and other DIYbio groups.^[1]

References

^ "DIY Biology or Our Biohacker Future". ieet.org. Archived from the original on 2013-10-21.

External links

Official website

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