Thanks to all of you who voted for our article!

Our FluoPi imaging station won the PLOS Channels Anniversary Prize: https://twitter.com/PLOS

PLOS Open Source Toolkit Channel Prize 2018.

The Channel Editors have nominated 4 of their top Editor’s Picks since the launch of the channel a year ago and you now have the opportunity to vote for your favourite paper. The winning authors will receive a US$500 prize.

The shortlisted papers were:

1. Lake et al: Low-cost feedback-controlled syringe pressure pumps for microfluidics applications

2. Nuñez et al: Low cost and open source multi-fluorescence imaging system for teaching and research in biology and bioengineering

3. McKenzie & Grover: A microfluidic thermometer: Precise temperature measurements in microliter- and nanoliter-scale volumes

4. Pavlosky et al: Validation of an effective, low cost, Free/open access 3D-printed stethoscope