Adrian Filips

Adrian Filips

Apr 10, 2024

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More design and testing

The first option is under testing using first testing strategy .

Not surprisingly, we know that measurements are affected by the measuring action. This makes this project difficult because the parameter to test is shielded by 2 walls: The fridge wall and the thermos wall. Due to metal shielding by fridge hull we don't expect wi-fi , blue-tooth etc. to penetrate through so we have to run wire from outside the fridge to the freezer compartment. We also have to drill the thermos box stainless steel to fit the temperature sensor. Option 2 is on hold right now because the materials that were supposed to arrive in January never arrived. After a lot of back and forth with the supplier we had to cancel the order and reissue another order with a different supplier. To keep costs down we had to choose inexpensive delivery.

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About This Project

Temperature-sensitive reagents are common in biology labs, and often
need to be stored in expensive ultra low temperature ULT refrigerators.
This is one of the highest cost barriers to setting up a biology lab and
makes research incredibly difficult in low resource settings. An enzyme
cooler stored within a standard freezer can be a viable alternative. We
plan to design, build, and test an open-source enzyme cooler that can be
built for as little as $25 without sacrificing performance.

Blast off!

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