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Boston Open Science Laboratory (BOSLab) is a labspace in Somerville, Massachusetts, which is part of the DIYbio and biohacking movement.

Contents

• Major projects
• Ethical concerns
• References
• External links

Major projects

• Lightbulb PCR, which aims to build an inexpensive PCR thermal cycler using PVC tubing, an incandescent light bulb and a computer fan run with an open source microcontroller.
• BlueGene - Indigo Biosynthesis In E. Coli

Ethical concerns

The Institute of Ethics and Emerging Technologies covered the ethics of BosLab and other DIYbio groups. ^[1]

References

External links

• Official website

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