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DIYbio Wetware
By Keoni Gandall July 2014Tech in the World
By Brandon Liu December 2012About Us
The Awesome Knowledge Chapter gives $500-$1,000 micro-grants to projects that bridge the gap between research & real life – that enthuse and inform about science or nature. This can be in any discipline, from history to biology to quantum mechanics. Projects can include science communication, research translation, prototyping and implementation, and digital design and publication.
Our one constraint: supported work should be sharable online under a free license, or otherwise open to your entire community. If organizing a local event or science project, or building a local lab space, please describe how you will share this with the world, so that others can replicate it or learn from it!
We do not give grants to subsidize commercial works, personal education of the grantee, or travel to conferences. Ditto for individual classroom projects, small-group mentoring, or one-time events -- unless the process also produces awesome records that can be shared. :)