Openhackuarium vol. 92 - Revision history

Shalf_old at 22:06, 19 April 2016

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Slides, Notes

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Ingredients

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Ingredients

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Links and Refs

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Links and Refs

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Ingredients

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What to do

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+[[Category:PastEvents]]
 [[Category:Events]]
 [[Category:Work In Progress]]

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 * You?
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 =Links and Refs=

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 Workshop: "Grow my bacteria" (30min)
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+==Grow My Bacteria Workshop==
 CAUTION This science activity involves the use of boiling water ;)
 Although your grown bacteria colonies and fungi is likely to be harmless, just as a precaution, after incubated, do not open your sealed Petri dishes. I wouldn't eat much of it! Dispose of the entire sealed plate in the bin.
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 *25 to 37oC incubator (optional) – oven, warm spot behind fridge, near a heater, box with a desk lamp inside or on top.
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+===What to do===
 *Pour the water into the saucepan and bring to the boil.
 *Add beef stock powder, sugar and gelatin to the boiling water and stir for a minute until all the ingredients have dissolved.
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 =Who=
-Silvan Lanz (ECAL)<br>
+* Silvan Lanz (ECAL)<br>
-Design Days & Living Instruments team members (HACKUARIUM, WeSPOKE)
+* Design Days & Living Instruments team members (HACKUARIUM, WeSPOKE)
 =When=

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	*½ teaspoon of beef stock powder		*½ teaspoon of beef stock powder
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		+	* Cenovis

	*¼ cup of water		*¼ cup of water

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 You Need:
 ½ teaspoon of beef stock powder
-¼ cup of water
+*½ teaspoon of beef stock powder
 teaspoon of sugar
-teaspoon of gelatin
+*¼ cup of water
 Saucepan for boiling mixture
-x Petri dishes
+*1 teaspoon of sugar
 Spoon
-Sticky tape
+*1 teaspoon of gelatin/agar agar
 Felt-tip pen to label petri dishes
-Cotton swab (optional)
+*Saucepan for boiling mixture
 to 37oC incubator (optional) – oven, warm spot behind fridge, near a heater, box with a desk lamp inside or on top.
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 *Put the lids back on the Petri dishes, label them, tape them closed and place them upside down in your make-do incubator (if you have one) for 1 to 2 days. If you don’t have an incubator, leave the plates at room temperature for 3-5 days.
 *Although your grown bacteria colonies and fungi is likely to be harmless, just as a precaution, do not open your sealed Petri dishes. Dispose of the entire sealed plate in the bin.
 =Who=

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 =What=
-Workshop: "Grow my bacteria" (30min) and Introduction to: Silvan Lanz Visual Research (10min) and "Design beyond Design"(10min).
+Introduction to: Silvan Lanz Visual Research (10min) and "Design beyond Design"(10min)
 =Who=