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Joanne Long

Joanne Long

I am a co-founder of IO Rodeo working to develop great relationships with our customers and collaborators! I'm interested in exploring how open hardware benefits science research & education for all.
Rodeostat in peer-reviewed publications

Rodeostat in peer-reviewed publications

Highlighting ways the Rodeostat open source potentiostat has been used in science research and education
Joanne Long, William Dickson Aug 31, 2022
New Rodeostat Enclosure Design

New Rodeostat Enclosure Design

Design of a new 3D-printed enclosure for the Rodeostat using FreeCAD
Joanne Long, William Dickson Aug 24, 2022
Testing 3D printed cuvette holders

Testing 3D printed cuvette holders

Forum update, 3D printed cuvette holders and data from the environmental gas sensor project
Joanne Long, William Dickson Aug 17, 2022
Introducing the Open Colorimeter project

Introducing the Open Colorimeter project

Updates on the new Open Hardware Colorimeter project including PyBadge firmware
Joanne Long, William Dickson Aug 10, 2022
Adding solar to the environmental air quality project

Adding solar to the environmental air quality project

Design of a weatherproof enclosure for long-term data collection with environmental gas sensors
Joanne Long, William Dickson Aug 3, 2022
Rodeostat manufacturing & supply-chain issues

Rodeostat manufacturing & supply-chain issues

Rodeostat stock update, Environmental sensor project update and preliminary data
Joanne Long, William Dickson Jul 27, 2022
Adding a GPS feature to the environmental air quality project

Adding a GPS feature to the environmental air quality project

Adding GPS to the environmental gas sensor device
Joanne Long, William Dickson Jul 20, 2022

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