All copyright reserved by Dawei Lin, 2010-2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
Popular Posts
-
To celebrate the DNA, I released a few new DNA models that created by 1x2 plates. The idea is to make it easy for people to build their own ... -
Inspired by the simple DNA model by Eric Harshbarger (http://www.ericharshbarger.org/lego/mini_dna.html), I decided to build one with my dau... -
I built a T4 Phage model. Phage is a virus that "eats" bacteria. Because the big size of it, I often heard people saying "My ... -
How to make a DNA model that children like to play instead just looking cool is a question that I have been thinking for the past year. I bu... -
I heard it. Oxford Nanopore will not be released for months. It has promised big and a lot. Many people are anxiously waiting them to releas... -
Some new designs of DNA double helix model using 100% LEGO pieces. -
I created this model when I first heard that BGI ordered 128 HiSeq machines. Would that be great if I have one of them? Since it costs 3/4 ... -
What an exciting celebration! Since PacBio released the Sequel late last year, I have been thinking about to build a miniature model of it...
5 comments:
We would be interested in having you be our guests and exhibit information about your product at our upcoming event on June 19th in San Francisco, called the NextGEN Science Fair.
You can see more information about it at www.NextGENScienceFair.com
That's awesome! I was Googling for an image of a HiSeq to put in a presentation. Tempted to use yours, but alas, the audience would probably just be confused. :)
Nice thought. Does it works properly? Can you explain the technology and strategy behind it
Nice thought. Does it works properly? Can you explain the technology and strategy behind it
Nice thought. Does it works properly? Can you explain the technology and strategy behind it
Post a Comment