Previous events

CNRS, France 2023

With @VictorBillon1, we went to Goscinny high school in Drap to talk about genomes and sequencing using the marvellous lego sequencer @brickopore !!! This was part of Cordées de la Réussite organised between @ircaninstitute @ibvnice @C3M_U1065 and @UCAcsti pic.twitter.com/8XZkYypTRO
— Aurelien Doucet (@Orel_Doucet) January 19, 2023

CSHL DNA Learning Center 2022

We had a BLAST with everyone who stopped by our LEGO® sequencer booth at the Long Island Aquarium last week! Thank you to all who contributed a link to our DNA paper chain “sequence.” LEGO® sequencer technology was developed by our collaborators at the @EarlhamInst @brickopore pic.twitter.com/SFYrbBqvZo
— DNA Learning Center (@DNALC) January 9, 2023

University of Bern 2022

This is the coolest #DNA sequencing machine, not @nanopore, but #Legopore @unibern. Night of research #NdFunibern. pic.twitter.com/lm69HddQms
— Hugues Abriel @SwissIonChannel@fediscience.org (@SwissIonChannel) September 10, 2022

Royal Norfolk Show 2022

I had the best time at the #RoyalNorfolkShow2022 with the @EarlhamInst team showcasing our work on pollinators by dressing up as a giant bee, getting everyone involved in our #beetrail & doing some DNA sequencing with our Lego sequencers! 🧬 #scicomm pic.twitter.com/5azyLocFVs
— Becky Shaw (@beeshaw_) July 1, 2022

Natural History Museum 2022

All happening @brickopore @thelabgenie @LEGO_Group sequencing @The_RHS for @excalibur_h2020 @NHM_Science pic.twitter.com/P8LbdtkoZK
— Anne (@AnneDJungblut) May 7, 2022

Day 1 of creepy crawlies, DNA extractions from strawberries, and @brickopore Lego sequemcer @MalvernShows @The_RHS @excalibur_h2020 @NHM_Science pic.twitter.com/tiYyTAMQaK
— Anne (@AnneDJungblut) May 5, 2022

German Cardiac Society 2022

We‘ve had a very nice first day at the #eCardiology session at the #DGKJahrestagung including live nanopore-sequencing on a Minion and our @brickopore sequencer.
Come and see also the other inspiring workshops. pic.twitter.com/pHrHaWAtyw
— Jan Haas (@janhaas01) April 21, 2022

Natural History Museum 2021

Find out more about DNA sequencing @brickopore #RHSTattonPark @excalibur_h2020 @NHM_Science @NIABEMR and have a chat with our Lego sequencing experts @thelabgenie @tom_passey pic.twitter.com/3c4Vevsch5
— Anne (@AnneDJungblut) July 25, 2021

Getting ready for another fun day at #rhstatton explaining how we use DNA sequencing to help fruit grow, as part of @excalibur_h2020 with @niabgroup. Come see our @brickopore and @nanopore sequencers, as well as some lovely live soil creatures. pic.twitter.com/o7oxBlTyqf
— Andie does science 💙 (@thelabgenie) July 22, 2021

Team members from @NHM_Science & @NIABEMR are at #RHSTattonPark @tattonpark this week showcasing @excalibur_h2020! We have #strawberries DNA @brickopore woodlice, beetles and more! pic.twitter.com/d6SljgdmmW
— Dr Victoria J Burton 🪱 (@SoilScholar) July 21, 2021

Norwich Science Festival 2019

The Brickopore sequencer was part of “The Bee Trail” in which participants learnt about sequencing and Reverse Metagenomics (RevMet).

The Eden Project

In August 2019, the Mk1 was on show at the Eden Project in Cornwall.

Come and try this fabulous @brickopore #Lego #DNA sequencer today at Eden, where @EarlhamInst is doing a family-friendly drop-in workshop all about the building blocks of life. https://t.co/lDDovR1cRI pic.twitter.com/loNPHsowcw
— Eden Project (@EdenProject) August 27, 2019