Baby legs
question:baby-legs

throughout this year my biology class has been studying the effects of microplastics in different water systems. We also studied ways to filter out these plastics. Earlier this week the honors biologies classes went to city park to test out the baby leg filter method. Thank you public lab for funding this field trip. It was very informative and it was a fun way to perform this experiment....


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eustatic "I misread the title as "turbulence" and thought, yeah, perhaps you could add weight to the floats somehow, to stabilize the mouth of the net. But ..." | Read more » almost 4 years ago
liz " Thanks @profpearce ! Looks like you and your group worked on creating this, is that so? " | Read more » almost 5 years ago
warren " Wow awesome!!! Thanks for sharing!! " | Read more » almost 5 years ago
profpearce "And the link https://doi.org/10.3390/instruments3020030 " | Read more » almost 5 years ago
profpearce " Here is a fully 3D printed hand powered one -- " | Read more » almost 5 years ago
warren "this is so cool :-) On Fri, Apr 5, 2019 at 2:11 PM \<notifications@publiclab.org> wrote: Hi! There's been a response to a discussion you're..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
mimiss "and a beautiful open-source one created by Pieter van Boheemen in Amsterdam. https://github.com/PieterVanBoheemen/RWXBioFuge this has been used at..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
mimiss " and one more made from a salad spinner! http://www.labonthecheap.com/index.php/2018/03/15/a-salad-spinner-centrifuge/ " | Read more » about 5 years ago
mimiss " Here's another cool hand-powered centrifuge made from a fidget spinner: https://www.instructables.com/id/Lab-Centrifuge-Fidget-Spinner/ " | Read more » about 5 years ago
warren " Love this! I think there are a bunch of use cases, yeah! also there's a number of power drill based centrifuges out there... This method for extr..." | Read more » about 5 years ago