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Education and outreach

Education and outreach

Open-science hardware in the developing world

(Courtesy: TReND in Africa)
07 Aug 2018
Taken from the August 2018 issue of Physics World

In the developing world it’s difficult to get and maintain the hi-tech equipment we associate with modern laboratories. But could open-science hardware provide a lifeline? Rachel Brazil investigates

Walk into any modern physics laboratory and you’ll see all kinds of hi-tech instruments. There are

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Rachel Brazil is a science writer based in London, UK, e-mail rachelbrazil@hotmail.com, Twitter @rachelbbrazil
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