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===25-09-19===
===25-09-19===
- Microbial fuel cells (MFC) / mud cells:  
  Microbial fuel cells (MFC) / mud cells:  
  - fuel cell system powered by bacteria (or other microorganisms)
  - convert chemical energy to electrical energy
  - produce very little, precious electric current
  - energy can accumulate over time (and multiple cells) and discharge at once


- fuel cell system powered by bacteria (or other microorganisms)
  '''Useful species of bacteria:'''
  - ''Clostridium butyricum'': common fermenting bacteria found in cheese, soil and the human gut
  - ''Shewanella oneidensis'': versatile bacteria
  - ''Aeromonas hydrophilia'': aquatic bacteria, can metabolise many fuels
  - ''Geobacter metallireducens'': breaks down toxic chemicals, therefore useful in bioremediation
  - ''Geobacter sulfurreducens'': breaks down toxic chemicals, therefore useful in bioremediation


- convert chemical energy to electrical energy
Gilberto Esperanza: ''Nomad Plants''


- produce very little, precious electric current
===25-09-20===
 
Mark Tildan: ''B.E.A.M. Robots'' (Biology, Electronics, Aesthetics, Mechanics)
- energy can accumulate over time (and multiple cells) and discharge at once
 
 
- Useful species of bacteria:
 
- ''Clostridium butyricum'': common fermenting bacteria found in cheese, soil and the human gut
 
- ''Shewanella oneidensis'': versatile bacteria
 
- ''Aeromonas hydrophilia'': aquatic bacteria, can metabolise many fuels
 
- ''Geobacter metallireducens'': breaks down toxic chemicals, therefore useful in bioremediation
 
- ''Geobacter sulfurreducens'': breaks down toxic chemicals, therefore useful in bioremediation
 
- Gilberto Esperanza: ''Nomad Plants''


===25-09-20===
The Miller Solar Engine: yet another way to use a 1381 voltage defector
- Mark Tildan: *B.E.A.M. Robots* (Biology, Electronics, Aesthetics, Mechanics)


- The Miller Solar Engine: yet another way to use a 1381 voltage defector
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LoRa LoRa]: radio wave communication technique; LoRaWAN (long range wide area network): wireless, low-power communication protocol


- [LoRa](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LoRa):  radio wave communication technique; LoRaWAN (long range wide area network): wireless, low-power communication protocol
Mud cells > Capacitor > Switch > Arduino
- mud generates electricity
- mud sends data (temperature, time frames)


- Mud cells > Capacitor > Switch > Arduino
   '''Discussion: What can be done with the tiny amount of electricity and the data from the mud?'''
   - mud generates electricity
  - mud sends data (temperature, time frames)
- Discussion: What can be done with the tiny amount of electricity and the data from the mud?
   - Generate a poem that grows over time: can either be online (on a website [on demand], sent via a mailing list) or local / "off the grid" (on an e-ink display, written into the sand with a plotter, on a USB stick...)
   - Generate a poem that grows over time: can either be online (on a website [on demand], sent via a mailing list) or local / "off the grid" (on an e-ink display, written into the sand with a plotter, on a USB stick...)
   - Extract sounds from the mud and play them with the help of the electricity
   - Extract sounds from the mud and play them with the help of the electricity
   - Think about collaboration and collectivity!
   - Think about collaboration and collectivity!
- Output (by Youjung, Mikki, Raimundo and me): [[Mud-cell Poem]] (1.0 ?)
 
'''Output''' (by Youjung, Mikki, Raimundo and me): [[Writing_Machine_Directory#Mud-cell_Poem|Mud-cell Poem]] (1.0 ?)
=== 25-10-10 ===
=== 25-10-10 ===



Revision as of 21:17, 10 October 2025

Workshops 2025

Magick with ImageMagick

with Rosa

25-08-28

Fermenting the earth, Wiring the mud.

with Sunjoo & Anna

25-09-19

 Microbial fuel cells (MFC) / mud cells: 
 - fuel cell system powered by bacteria (or other microorganisms)
 - convert chemical energy to electrical energy
 - produce very little, precious electric current
 - energy can accumulate over time (and multiple cells) and discharge at once
 Useful species of bacteria:
 - Clostridium butyricum: common fermenting bacteria found in cheese, soil and the human gut
 - Shewanella oneidensis: versatile bacteria
 - Aeromonas hydrophilia: aquatic bacteria, can metabolise many fuels
 - Geobacter metallireducens: breaks down toxic chemicals, therefore useful in bioremediation
 - Geobacter sulfurreducens: breaks down toxic chemicals, therefore useful in bioremediation

Gilberto Esperanza: Nomad Plants

25-09-20

Mark Tildan: B.E.A.M. Robots (Biology, Electronics, Aesthetics, Mechanics)

The Miller Solar Engine: yet another way to use a 1381 voltage defector

LoRa: radio wave communication technique; LoRaWAN (long range wide area network): wireless, low-power communication protocol

Mud cells > Capacitor > Switch > Arduino - mud generates electricity - mud sends data (temperature, time frames)

 Discussion: What can be done with the tiny amount of electricity and the data from the mud?
 - Generate a poem that grows over time: can either be online (on a website [on demand], sent via a mailing list) or local / "off the grid" (on an e-ink display, written into the sand with a plotter, on a USB stick...)
 - Extract sounds from the mud and play them with the help of the electricity
 - Think about collaboration and collectivity!

Output (by Youjung, Mikki, Raimundo and me): Mud-cell Poem (1.0 ?)

25-10-10

25-10-25

Let's Make It Last!

with Yuliya Gwilym & Brigid Lefevre

25-10-04

Fermentation Workshop / Tasting / Story Sharing

- Fermentation: umbrella term for chemical processes that involve microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, yeasts); conversion of carbohydrates to alcohol or organic acids

- Pickling: can be fermentation (anaerobic fermentation in salt water), or not (immersion in vinegar)

- Zymology: science of fermentation

- Leuconostoc mesenteroides: a lactic acid involved in fermentation (of vegetables) > "The Legend of Luca"

- Saccharomyces cerevisiae: first used for brewing beer, then also for baking bread; refined over centuries through advancements in microbiology (ability to produce pure yeasts)

- Lactobacillus (genus): first discovered in milk products; also very common in vegetable fermentation

- "Do you consider fermentation to be very spiritual?"

- Rotterdam DIY fermentation kit: "Rotpot"

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