RandeLab Easter(H)egg 2019
Collaborative Lab: Super Natural Imaging | TeZ & GaudiLabs
BioPunk: Feed Food Fermentation | 31. March, Shedhalle Zurich
HUMUS.Sapiens in Paris
Make-Your-Own CRISPR-Babies, swissnex San Francisco, Feb 2019
DIY MedTech Winterschool starting…
G.U.F. visits Lifepatch | Soil Biology Geeking and CO2 Respiration
Digital Biology and Do-it-Yourself (DIY) Communities Gathering | 15 – 19 June 2018, Luzern
RandeLab Soil Retreat | 4-6 May 2018, Schaffhausen, Switzerland
HUMUS.Sapiens successfully funded on wemakeit
For the 2nd time we are starting with our Winterschool, at the Fablab in HSLU, Luzern, introducing DIY / DIWO methodologies to an interdisciplinary group of students from different engineering backgrounds. Team work, rapid prototyping, creative design tools and having fun is at the core of this module. For 6 days the students will learn […]
Last Sunday, Marc Dusseiller aka dusjagr, gave a presentation in Vebikus Kunsthalle Schaffhausen, as part of the exhibition “Wolken riechen – Hybride Positionen in der Kunst” curated by Leo-Bettina Roost and André Bless. As some kinda afternoon walk-through around objects and artefacts from the last 2 years of international projects by dusjagr the audience was […]
We have installed the amazing discourse.org platform to have continous discussion within the Global Hackteria Network and related friends (thanks to Adrian Demleitner for supporting or server stuff). PLEASE JOIN NOW!!! We will soon shut down our old maillists and continue only on this forum. A new kitchen has been set-up for collaborative cooking and […]
Finally it’s here! We are happy to have contributed as part of the organizing team to bring together such an amazing group of people! You can find much more info on the dedicated website: GOSH!2016 2. March, CERN Auditorium: Arts@CERN in collaboration with GOSH! 2016 presents… 17:15 Introduction 17:30 Tom Igoe, Associate Arts Professor, ITP, […]
Digital media toolbox for the environment, the arts and interface computing Find more info on the class description on the hackteria Wiki
26 – 30. October 2015 – HEAD / Geneva This course aims at students in the field of arst with a strong curiosity to go into interdisciplinary approaches, working with life itself as a medium, critical and participatory practices and of krosss the biological science and it’s subversive underground-counterpart termed “biohacking”. Besides this curiosity, the […]
HTGAA – How To Grow (almost) Anything The HTGAA is a part of the growing Academy of (almost) Anything, or the academany. HTGAA is a Synthetic Biology Program directed by George Church, professor of Genetics at Harvard medical school. Seems they invited fablabs from all over the world to join (and pay) for this first […]
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