The LabHackDays 2019 are over.
What will you learn?
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Skills needed to survive in the harsh world of laboratory experiments
Learn soldering, CAD design & 3D printing
Make things blink & connect to folks you usually only meet in corridors
How does it work?
September 17th & 18th
Electronic & Mechanical Design Fundamentals to succeed at your own projects in the lab
Split up into two groups alternating between Electronics & Mechanical Design
September 19th
Learn what’s possible with a soldering iron & some creativity during our Advanced Topics Workshops
If you are familiar already with electronic and mechanical design, just sign up for Advanced Topics only
Every afternoon & evening
Space, tools & time for your projects & prototypes
Pizza, beer and Mate!
Who is it for?
PhD students who
work in a laboratory
run any kind of practical experiments
want to help themselves when things break or need to be improved
If you are not a PhD student, you can still sign up and we will let you know if there are free places left.
How to apply?
The registration form for the LabHackDays 2019 was closed.
How much does it cost?
Completely free of charge
Get your own take-home Arduino
Free pizza, beer and Mate in the evening!
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Find our full workshop program here!
Funding by the UZH Graduate Campus via a GRC Grant is gratefully acknowledged.