Main Page

This is the Research department Wiki, where we document our projects, events, workshops and ideas. Use the discussion feature to ask for further information on any of the pages.

For most pages, changes to this section will notify the writer and anyone else who has the page on their watch-list. If you want to be notified on changes to a specific page you can create an account and click the watch link on the page.

Get involved!

Our space is open to anyone with an interest in hacking-related matters.

Hacking is a broad term, encompassing many different facets of communications and technology. There is great variety of interests between our members - including DIY culture, programming, lock-picking, electronics, even some security-interested people. There is always a focus on learning, often by doing and a strong sense of community.

There are many ways that YOU can contribute, either by engaging in any of the ongoing projects or by bringing in your own projects and ideas. Together we provide eachother with support, motivation, tools and knowledge.

• Ways to contribute - a list of project ideas not yet started
• What we can offer you - a list of equipment available at/through the space

Currently there is not even a members fee, so just drop in next Tuesday or Thursday and see what we are all about!

Projects

At the Research department there are always tons of projects going on and while some people like to document their projects in every bit of gory detail, others write very little - or nothing at all. The projects pages on this wiki reflect this fact.

You'll find a list of documented projects in chronological order on the right hand side of this page, or neatly sorted in the projects category. Some of the projects are ongoing, others finished. Some never reached completion.

Feel free to browse, no hassle :)