PocketPCR on Hackaday by gaudi|Published March 26, 2020 Thanks Dan Maloney, Abe Tusk for sharing. Put The Power Of PCR In Your Pocket With This Open-Source Thermal Cycler
Published March 26, 2020 Totally a must! My verdict, it is an amazing little, portable PCR machine that does the work. Still I believe it might need a cap […]
Published August 11, 2025 Transparency in Science Through Open Hardware The Journal of Materials Research (July 31, 2025) highlights in a recent publication how open-source hardware and software enable truly reproducible science. […]
Published November 20, 2024 PocketPCR for Malaria Research in Brazil The first machine I purchased has been working exceptionally well. Besides the educational project, it has also been an essential tool in […]
Published December 6, 2025 First qPocketPCR shipped We are proud to ship the first qPocketPCR to none other than Sebastian S. Cocioba, a prominent amateur scientist, plant engineer, and […]