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on February 10
Help us print CSQ Issues 03/04 by Citizen Science
Help us convince the world that Everyone can and should do Science!
Funding Unsuccessful (03/01/2012) -
on October 8, 2010
Open Science Tracker by OpenScienceFund
Knowledge is the most valuable thing on the planet and becomes more valuable each time you share it. Support an Open Science torrent tracker.
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100% funded $1,000 pledged
- 24 backers
- Funded Dec 25, 2010
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on August 19, 2010
"Hello, World!" - Modern Biotechnology for High Schools by Otyp - James, Kyle, & David
A biologist, an industrial designer, and an engineer team up and build a “Hello, World!” kit to teach high schoolers how to invent with DNA.
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115% funded $11,570 pledged
- 137 backers
- Funded Aug 24, 2010
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on August 19, 2010
Punk Mathematics by Tom Henderson
Part math book, part online event, Punk Mathematics is an introduction to mathematical thinking for people who question everything.
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1,195% funded $28,701 pledged
- 1,022 backers
- Funded Sep 01, 2010
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on August 8, 2010
BioCurious: A Hackerspace for Biotech. The Community Lab for Citizen Science by Joseph J, Eri G, and Tito J
A hackerspace is a place for collaboration, learning, and community support. The model has been wildly successful for IT and hardware, lets try BIO!
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117% funded $35,319 pledged
- 239 backers
- Funded Sep 23, 2010
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on June 20, 2010
OpenPCR - open source biotech on your desktop by http://OpenPCR.org -- Tito and Josh
Design an open source PCR machine that anyone can build. We'll use off the shelf parts to make a design that is easy to build and maintain.
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202% funded $12,121 pledged
- 158 backers
- Funded Jul 23, 2010
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on January 22, 2010
CubeSpawn, An open source, Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) by CubeSpawn
CubeSpawn, An open source project to put Personal Factories into everyones hands, for greater independence and freedom!
Funding Unsuccessful (02/22/2010) -
on September 10, 2009
MakerBeam: An Open Source Building Kit by MakerBeam
Is it the Erector Set of the Internet Age? Or is it the bones and gristle of an open source revolution? Mini-T, by MakerBeam, is both.
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179% funded $17,922 pledged
- 132 backers
- Funded Oct 24, 2009
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