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LABmaker – Open Science Hardware retweeted
What an amazing summer @MBLScience, @MPFNeuro and @Ryohei_Neuro @Yutong_W_Xiao bringing some fantastic in vivo recordings of CREB during learning tasks...2P FLIM! Only possible thanks to the great equipment from @SPARKLASERS1 and @LabMakerOSH @Thorlabs .
LABmaker – Open Science Hardware retweeted
Great to see more V4 Miniscopes at the @LabMakerOSH booth. They also are showing a bunch of other cool devices and a (almost finalized) MiniLFOV!
📍Booth 638
LABmaker – Open Science Hardware retweeted
Cool email this morning from LabMaker that they're selling the MiniLFOV now ($3.5k). Not affiliated, but enough people have asked if they can purchase it, here's an option:
labmaker: tinyurl.com/LM-minilfov
paper for DIY'ers: tinyurl.com/MiniLFOV2023
@MiniscopeTeam @LabMakerOSH
LABmaker – Open Science Hardware retweeted
The HydroMoth (Round 3) campaign has ended. If you’re still needing an underwater recorder and have a standard AudioMoth it can be used for underwater recording with the underwater case. Cases are available @groupgetscom and @LabMakerOSH
LABmaker – Open Science Hardware retweeted
Great to see @OpenAcoustics AudioMoth being demonstrated to the Duchess of Cambridge yesterday.
Her Royal Highness took a close look at the plans to transform our outdoor spaces, chatted with staff about the fantastic work they've done so far, and helped us test a trail in our Wildlife Garden.
#UrbanNatureProject
ALT The Duchess of Cambridge and Museum scientist Dr John Tweddle attach a wildlife monitoring device to a tree in the Museum's Wildlife Garden.
ALT The Duchess of Cambridge looks up at where several children are pointing in the Museum's Wildlife Garden.
ALT The Duchess of Cambidge looks at a model of the Natural History Museum and its gardens with Museum Director Doug Gurr.
ALT The Duchess of Cambridge walks through the Natural History Museum's Wildlife Garden with Museum staff.