GOSH Community Projects

Here we work on the development of software tools and a low-cost open hardware setup to study how bacteria move.

We built an open source Incubator for biology lab in Cameroon; since most of them are under-equipped due to the high cost of lab equipment. ...

The OpenFlexure Microscope is a 3D printable microscope, including a precise mechanical stage to move the sample and focus the optics. The...

An open-source incubator for fun and profit.

We created a large volume open source DIY syringe pump from commonly available and 3D printed parts that allows for high accuracy and repeat...

It consists of modular test tube holding chambers, each with a low power monochromatic light-emitting diode, and a monolithic photodiode. A ...

We’re building an equipment called an actimeter. At the simplest, the actimeter is used to measure and record the locomotor activity - how f...

This project is a 3D printable design that enables very fine (sub-micron) mechanical positioning of a small moving stage, with surprisingly ...

Here, we designed and implemented a fully open source and low-cost hyperspectral scanner based on a commercial spectrometer coupled to custo...

a voltage amplifier based on LM741, run with 9V batteries and shaped as an Arduino Due shield

Zink-Luft Brennstoffzelle plus Recycler

A professional digital cinema camera built around FOSS and open hardware licenses.

"Flypi" is a 3D printable all in one biology lab that can be used for state of the art experiments in neurosciences as well as for human int...

A mechanical tester which uses a welded frame, a number of 3D-printed parts, an Arduino, and a few other simple components. The tester is fo...

A delta-bot stage based on the OpenFlexure design

A 3D-printed jig to uniformly illuminate the Raspberry Pi camera module's sensor, for the purpose of calibrating its response to different c...

Two-photon (2P) microscopy is a cornerstone technique in neuroscience research, but combining this technology with spectrally arbitrary ligh...

The open visual stimulator is a projector system that can take up to six different leds with any chosen wavelength and project images, video...

The CubeFactory 2 is an autonomous and portable mini factory with own energy and material supply. It embeds three modules: a 3D-printer, a p...

Designed for ease of use, robustness and low-cost, the “Openspritzer” is an open hardware “Picospritzer” as routinely used in biological lab...

A hardware implementation of the Izhikevich model of a spiking neuron. Understanding of how neurons encode and compute information is fundam...

An easy-to-use, highly customizable, and open source syringe pump and microscope system.

I am sharing 12 types of nanopositioners, from thumb-size actuator to 18 axes nano-probing station, CAD and Arduino-based controller designs...

Microscope incubation box for home built single molecule microscope

OSP is a low-cost open-source plate reader built out of the [Chow Lab](http://chowlab.seas.upenn.edu/) and the [George H. Stephenson Foundat...