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Support the #openhardware movement!
"Open-source hardware was a key part of the Covid-19 response. Engineers, designers, and medical professionals collaborated from around the world to design and deploy equipment to meet the world’s unprecedented need." 👏
Read more about the challenges of the #OpenHardware community ➡️ makezine.com/2020/12/07/osh…
Articles on #openhardware have different documentation standards, making it harder for people to reproduce/customise designs.
Would it be useful if journals asked submissions to follow a single documentation certification, like the one provided by @ohsummit ?
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Would it be useful if journals asked submissions to follow a single documentation certification, like the one provided by @ohsummit ?
comments below pls!
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1/n Fresh on #bioRxiv: a simple and ultra-low-cost #openhardware approach to upgrade an out-of-the-box two-photon system to reach a 3.5(xy) x 0.6 (z) mm field of view for mesoscale 3D random access scans. /w @FilipKJaniak et al. bit.ly/2BRTrJq
2/n Our ‘diverging beam optics’ (DBO) approach exploits the fact that in 2P microscopy there is no traditional collection plane. This means the images does not get blurry if the incoming laser beam is not parallel as it would in 1P microscopy.
3/n using DBO, we can flexibly set our field of view and excitation volume to match the structural properties of different biological samples. This is critical, as different species have vastly different size and density neural processes...
