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Low-cost, high-throughput, imaging of universal petri dishes
Biomaker ChallengeJim HaseloffFebruary 1, 2022lab instruments, plants, microscopy, biomaker 2021, instrumentation, imaging, Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 4 B, 3d printing, Camera, Raspberry Pi HQ camera module
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