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
Hackteria has always been focusing strongly on two things: the development of new workshop concepts and establishing a global collaborative network. With this in mind we have invited TeZ Maurizio Martinucci to work together with Urs Gaudenz for one week and look deeper into possibilities of Kirlian photography and a collection of other super-natural imaging techniques that been the […]
Get together of the Digital Biology Community with the aim of making the next steps in personal lab-automation and applications. Experimentation with digital microfluidics, 3D-printed electro-wetting devices, transparent coatings, phages and more This event is part of the ongoing research project in collaboration with HSLU on Participation in Decision Making by Members of DIY Communites. […]
Open Soil: Research on the secret ingredients that make plants happy. Let’s explore what is going on in the ground beneath our feet. Let’s dig deeper together. Your contribution to a soil solution! We are happy to announce that our wemakeit campaign “HUMUS.Sapiens | Open Soil Research” has been successful! What a nice collaboration with […]
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 […]
For 2 months Hackteria was present as part of the group show “Raus aus dem digitalen Unbehagen – Escaping the Digital Unease” in Kunsthaus Langenthal, curated by Raffael Dörig, Fabio Paris and Domenico Quaranta. “Since the beginning of the web, artists have built their own spaces and channels there. They have created artworks that reacted […]
Xi’an Makerfaire 16/17. July Thanks to Kevin Lau, Makernet, dusjagr was invited to present Hackteria and generally the global biohacking activities during the forum of Makerfaire Xi’an, 15 & 16. July 2017, in China. Great to see how a new and growing interest in DIY lab-tools is spreading. We met a local young student from […]
TeZ introducing hackteria’s DIY microscope, 15-17. Nov 2016 hosted at Academie Minerva Groningen. and the obligatory field-trip hunting for tardigrades and other microscopic beasts! … and they found one!
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