SpecialThanks

I'd like to acknowledge the following people and groups (In no particular order) for their help testing and providing feedback.

• The Dunham lab here at the University of Washington.
  • Aaron Miller: Who's Ministats (jove article | Lab website) provided the technical basis for initial iterations on our technology.
  • Maitreya Dunham: For all her feedback and insight into continuous culture.
• The Tabor lab at Rice University.
  • Eval Olson: An early adopter and winner of coolest derivative design.
  • Felix Ekness: Formally an undergraduate in our lab now working in the Tabor lab. Felix, built a derivative design that measures bulk fluorescence in situ
• The Savage lab at UC Berkeley.
  • Avi Flamholz: Built a turbidostat and cleaned up a good portion of the code.
• The Murray lab at Cal Tech.
  • Vanessa Jonsson: Has the first working version.

• The Tabor lab at Rice University