Grafana
Create a dashboard (online if you wish) that visualizes your experimental data.
🔬 A repository of resources related to citizen, community-based and/or non-institutional science
This page lists names, links and short descriptions. The original list on GitHub is the source and belongs to its authors.
Create a dashboard (online if you wish) that visualizes your experimental data.
Open-source software for mass spectrometers.
Open-source planetarium software.
3D modeling software.
Open-source cloud-based computation (similar to MATLAB and Mathematica).
Free software numerical computation program, similar to MATLAB.
Open-source software for making diagrams.
Open GIS software.
a tool for turning Minecraft model files into 3D-printable .stl files
A piece of software disributed by the EPA that models the threat zone for various types of chemical spill and explosion hazards.
R package for statistical work in community ecology.
Open-source cross-platform volunteer computing network connecting computers of volunteers/citizen scientists to scientific research projects. Used by CERN and universities around the world.
A general-purpose open-source data profiler for high-level analysis of a dataset.
An open-source data profiler specifically focused on discovery and validation of complex patterns in data.
Easily create your own wikis to organize information.
Software for managing a library of books (and the loaning process).
Open-source laboratory equipment inventory management system developed by NASA.
Productivity tool for scheduling tasks and making Gantt charts.
Open-source collaborative project manager for scientific research.
eBook management software.
an online platform for organizing your library.
The Platform for Experimental and Collaborative Ethnography. This project provides an online platform for academic collaboration that helps keep track of complex attribution of credit. It is geared toward anthropologists but is expanding to become more broad.
An open-source platform for building scalable applications that users can interact with via SMS.
links to 200 projects
website for zoo & universe projects
An open-source catalog of opportunities for citizens to contribute data, biological samples, or their bodies to research.
Benjamin Crowell's free-to-download, cheap-to-buy open source physics textbooks.
Repository of open-licensed and collaboratively-edited textbooks on many basic subjects. You can download them as ebooks or order print copies.
CU Boulder interactive physics and chemistry simulations.
A vast library of interesting textbooks and other resources in PDF form on such topics as permaculture, agriculture, economics, crafts and activism.
A large student-edited multi-institutional wiki for microbiology.
The textbook section of a website dedicated to the open sharing of information.
Free ebooks (mostly computer science and engineering).
A site that maintains a list of bio lab protocols as well as an electronic lab notebook for team use.
A distributor of affordable DIY biology equipment.
A low-cost PCR workstation from Bento Lab.
An open-source liquid-handling robot.
An open-source PCR thermocycler.
Stanford University's Saccharomyces Genome Database.
Search tool for local alignment.
Sells a cheap open-source potentiostat, a colorimeter, and some other equipment.
A supplier of used bio lab equipment.
A biology centrifuge that takes the form of a dremel attachment.
An ultra-low cost, hand-powered centrifuge inspired by the mechanics of a whirligig toy.
A DIY chemostat.
An affordable, portable DNA/RNA sequencer.
A bioamplifier for DIY neuroscience.
A seismograph compatible with the Raspberry Pi.
Modular, Low cost, open-source instrumentation for environmental monitoring.
An affordable airborne wind turbine prototype.
A simple tool to convert a batch of geotagged images into a KMZ file, with one placemark per photograph.
Database of 3D-printable models with contests and an active community
A search engine for 3D-printable models.
A comprehensively open-source DLP SLA 3D Printer project, powered by Autodesk.
A list of different 3d-printable science objects with models.
Make your own 3D printer filament.
A $9 Linux computer.
The cheapest, smallest Raspberry Pi ($5).
Raspberry Pi-like microcontroller for connecting the devices you make to the cellular network.
A company selling all sorts of electronics for DIY projects, including sensors.
Open-source tool with multiple signal processing functions, such as an oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, signal generator, and more.
A stickable, hi-resolution Bluetooth camera.
Open-source farm equipment and other civilization-building tools.
"Methods for measuring the outcomes and impacts of community gardens and urban farms."
A competition to create instructables for DIY lab equipment.
Wiki with instructions on building DIY lab equipment.
An open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to discussion about methods in citizen science.
A great place to request help getting access to scientific papers that are beyond paywalls.
An online tool for gaining access to scientific articles that are normally beyond paywalls.
Another site for gaining access to science papers that are normally behind paywalls.
Nonprofit organization that publishes open-access journals and also advocates for openness and tranparency in science.
A Cornell-supported site for sharing and discussing early drafts of scientific papers (mostly physics and math).
Over 9000 journals listed.
A tool for researchers, especially journalists, to share documents and findings.
A paper introducing the concept of "citizen engineering" as a companion to citizen science
Caltech chemistry professor Jay A. Labinger's paper about the need for scientists to engage with critical science studies scholars.
A late 1960s/early 1970s radical science movement whose literature has been organized on a website by UMass Amherst.
An article that offers several historical and current critiques of science that propose alternative ways of doing scientific work.
A site that contains the remnants of a famous late 1960s and early 1970s maker/ecology magazine.
A 1983 pharmacology paper detailing a low-cost, low-tech method of doing soil heavy metal testing.
A guide by the Civic Laboratory in St. John's, Newfoundland
Another simple DIY lead testing procedure.
An example of an important scientific discovery being made by someone who was not an institutional academic (an 8-year-old boy). The boy received lead author credit in a scientific paper.
One of the oldest and most successful DIY Bio labs, located in Brooklyn, NYC.
The first biohacking space in the world, located in Sunnyvale, CA
Seattle community bio lab.
Latin American biohackers' network.
A group working on DIY pharma-hacking projects, such as a $30 alternative to $600 epi-pens.
A nonprofit water testing and environmental data organization in Ithaca, NY.
A Brooklyn-based urban ecology project.
Southern Appalachian project combining ecological research with civic action.
Community-based urban sustainability / agriculture education center in Albany, NY.
A Norco, LA - based citizen science group fighting for environmental justice.
An online citizen science project collecting and visualizing radioactivity data across the globe.
Project sing old smartphones as sensors to combat illegal logging.
A community science lab based in Pittsburgh, PA.
A mobile science education lab.
A library for physical objects based in Hillsboro, OR. Includes some science and tech supplies.
an organization that facilitaties a network of digital fabrication "Fab Labs"
A project for producing open farm tools.
A bioart studio-lab at SUNY Buffalo.
An interdisciplinary art, science and technology research center that is part of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
A Mexico City-based collective working on projects at the intersection of art and science, especially related to biologically-generated sound.
A collaboration between artists and scientists at Arizona State University.
An initiative out of Rhode Island School of Design to bring more art and design into STEM education.
An institute for collaborative art, science and technology based in the Netherlands.
A science crowdfunding platform.
A nonprofit that funds awesome projects with microgrants $1000 at a time.
A "curiosity network" for science and technology that combines a social network with crowdfunding.
Offers some grants that are compatible with small, non-institutional research projects.
Equipment and funding for labs in developing countries.
Grants available for small community organizations.
An online community for DIY biologists.
A place to find collaborators for your project.
Informational resources for upstart DIY science labs, put together by members of Genspace.
A search engine for finding citizen science projects to participate in.
Maintained by the US government.
A DIY environmental science network.
A guide to setting up a basic microbiology lab.
An annual citizen science festival in the Ruhr area, Germany, with an emphasis on organic fabrication, bio-hacking, mobile agriculture, and sustainability in urban ecosystems.
Student synthetic biology competition with connections to many DIY bio labs.
A design-focused annual conference that focuses on biotechnology-affiliated design, materials, and techniques.
Student design competition that concentrates on envisioning the future application of biotechnology.
The Pearce Research Group at Michigan Tech in Open Sustainability Technology.
The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, which offers a lot of open tools for working with GIS data.
A large list maintained on Appropedia.
A resource for all things open hardware, including designs and legal considerations.
A collection of biological images as art.
Some literature and workshops by community organizers for understanding power and mobilizing.
Guides for urban agriculture from Detroit.
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