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PreviousGreg and Tim working on the Spikerbox.Backyard Brains first press event. Sponsored by UM EngineeringLa Cucaracha. A Cockroach Instar who has given up one of its legs for science.UM Engineering Expo. Passers-by enjoy visiting with the cockroachesThe End of Innocence. Our mentors told us we need more professional business cards. We finally listened. . .Cockroach Sorting. Our friends sorting the live from the dead cockroaches on our latest shipment.Meeting with our patent attorney. Douglas Wathen thinking deeply about patentsSpikerbox Prototype 2. On display in a Kerrytown coffeeshopBackyard Brains chooses Mike and TCF Bank for financial transactions. Opening Small Business AccountJoseph Krajcik, Professor of Science Education at the University, examines our device and gives us advice. Thanks Joseph!Submitting SfN Abstract. At our usual business meeting center, we submit our abstract to this years Society for Neuroscience conference in Chicago. See you in October!In his day job, Tim (in blue shirt) teaches scientists how to do neurophysiology__.expensivelyLooking for Science in Ann Arbor. We had a meeting with a local start-up about sharing office space. He told us to meet him in the famous graffiti alley. . .Our Potential Office Space EntranceOur potential future shared office space, in the basement of the Google building on Liberty Street__. Its Perfect for UsTech Transfer clean bill of health. Invention Disclosure approved by UM Tech Transfer OfficeWeekly Meeting Place. Tim and Greg arrive with their respective transports to their weekly meeting place on South UniversityQdoba Business Meeting. A lunch meeting with our local Business Mentor Gerry Roston. Greg suddenly feels a strange desire to work on Surface Mounts and EagleCAD.Our Potential Office Space Entrance. Waiting for our friend Jason, while the smell of townie indulgence wafts around the corner. . .From our friends at the "One Labtop per Child" Project. With our SpikerBox and the OLPC, you now have a complete solution for inexpensive spikes. Next

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