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*[https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:BioGames/Smin_Kim: Student Project for Bacteria Game] | *[https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:BioGames/Smin_Kim: Student Project for Bacteria Game] | ||
Revision as of 09:45, 5 October 2015
Opening hours
Contact: Mindaugas Gapševičius, Maria Degand --> biolab[@]medien.uni-weimar.de <--
Short introduction to our DIY Bio-Lab
Welcome to our DIY Bio-Lab at Bauhaus University Weimar
Before you start using our microscopes, the laminar flow bench or chemicals I ask you kindly to take two hours to prepare beforehand.
In these two hours, please
- read the manuals for the microscopes and understand how to use them
- watch two videos and learn how to use microliter pipettes
- get some basic vocabulary about lab- equipment
- read some recipes for the medium your organism needs
- and read the basic papers about your organism, before you start growing it.
→ 1. The manuals for the lab:
- das saubere Mikroskop [1]
english:
- The Bresser Microscope (the big one)
these kind of pictures are possible with the Bresser microscope. Full rez SomeniceBacteria.JPG
another one of common mold spore heads. Full rez Moldondictyostelium.JPG
- The Masterflex microscope ("the small one") [2]
- The laminar flow bench [3]
→ 2. The videos about the microliter pipettes:
→ 3. We work mostly in English in the DIY Biolab. Please make sure to know your vocabulary!
→ 4. + 5. What kind of medium you want to prepare and what your organism needs you have to find out yourself.
Current Organisms
We have currently living Euglena, Physarum polycephalum and Dictyostelium discoideum.
If you want to work with one of these organisms, please present a short concept to GMU Staff during opening hours.
If you want to work with another organism please contact us.
This store has living Artemia, Daphnia, Nematocera (Chironomus & Chaoborus) and Enchytraeen ( Enchytraeus albidus). They sell them in small bags and it costs less than a coffee. Each Tuesday they will have a new delivery of these fresh organisms. It is possible for them to get other 'fish food' as well.
Further Information
Current Courses and Activities around Biolab
Latest Courses and workshjops
Manuals
- The Bresser Microscope (the big one) [9]
- The Masterflex microscope (the small one) [10]
- The laminar flow bench [11]
Information about Euglena
- Euglena/Augentierchen (in German) [12]
Information about Physarum polycephalum
Information about Dictyostelium discoideum
Links
Photos
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo: Smin Kim
Photo:Mindaugas Gapsevicius
Photo:Mindaugas Gapsevicius
Photo:Mindaugas Gapsevicius
Photo:Mindaugas Gapsevicius
Photo:Mindaugas Gapsevicius
