Polyfuge: A DIY Open-Source Microcentrifuge for Everyone

World Maker Faire 2017

September 23rd-24th

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Polyfuge is a DIY open-source microcentrifuge kit that brings one of the most fundamental biological research instruments to students and communities around the world for under $100. Come test it out in a safe and fun experiment with us!

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Jason Wu

Jason Wu is a senior at Montgomery High School and the founder of DoubleGene, a startup that aims to provide affordable biotechnology equipment for biology enthusiasts around the world.

Categories: Biology, Arduino, Engineering, Microcontrollers, Open Source

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