Gizmodo and Make are both pointing to Bill Morris's DIY Cleanroom. Compare it to the hoods shown in my post on Garage Biology in Silicon Valley a couple of days ago.
Morris reports that his goal is a Class 10,000 hood, a specification that is slightly more involved than I had remembered.
In any event, Morris' hood would be of great use to those doing cell culture at home. I suspect you are going to want a better filter, for nabbing smaller contaminants, maybe higher airflow, and perhaps some way to hack up a laminar-flow set-up.
Cool.
Morris reports that his goal is a Class 10,000 hood, a specification that is slightly more involved than I had remembered.
In any event, Morris' hood would be of great use to those doing cell culture at home. I suspect you are going to want a better filter, for nabbing smaller contaminants, maybe higher airflow, and perhaps some way to hack up a laminar-flow set-up.
Cool.
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