TUAK Residensi @ Prewangan Studio, Tuban, ID
Podcast: “Art meets biohacking” with Yashas and Sachiko
DIY / DIWO Open Scientific Instruments | Class at UGM, Yogyakarta
Artist-in-Residence: Adam Zaretsky
Hackteria ZET – Open Science Lab in Zürich
Mind thGAP_ | upcoming workshop series with wet-lab artist Adam Zaretsky et al. | May & June 2021
Hackteria @ Bio Art Hangout Kitchen Series with IOTA and INCUBATOR Art Lab
“Hybrid” Project-Week on DIY MedTech, FabLab LU
Upcoming activities towards the end of 2020
Hackteria Global Network – assembly at rC3
Date: 1.06.2015 – 20h (Door opening and Apéro starts at 19:30) Venue: Dock 18 – Raum für Medienkulturen der Welt / Rote Fabrik – Zürich. Find it on the map. Overview Who is in charge of the contemporary scientific research topics? Who owns the data from publicly funded university research? Can anybody do biological experiments […]
While in Hangar.org the Anarchgland-PechBlenda GynePunk Lab is going on, we are joining in as a remote node to collaborate on DIY technologies for fluidic analysis of various bodily secretions, experiments on the Wild OpenQCM, surface modifications for the Fluxl / electrowetting devices and other hacks. EXOglands radical dynamics: fluid, tissues & bloody self-aware enhancement […]
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