Global Lamp residency – Yogya meets Yaoundé with Stephane Fadanka June 2023
BOOK RELEASED: Reflections on HackteriaLab 2014 – Yogyakarta
Micro-Queerness Mapping @ HumusPunk Library, Zürich
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
In a third Phase of international exchange within the GlobaLAMP project, Collaborative Development of Isothermal Amplification & Devices, funded by a GOSH grant through the Sloan Foundation, we are happy to have enabled a research visit of Stephane Fadanka, Mboalab (Younde, Cameroon), to Yogyakarta, Indonesia, to collaborate with Akbar Nur Arofattulah, UGM / Widya Life […]
You can find it on archive.org Synopsis Reflections on HackteriaLab 2014 – YogyakartaCitizen science has long contributed to the health of local communities by making people aware of their environment in the form of oral histories and traditional wisdom. Recently, international open source and maker movements have been actively engaging with the life sciences to […]
More info about the workshop can be found on the this hackteria wiki page This session is part of the Energy Giveaway programme hosted in the WEAREAIA exhibition space, Löwenbraukunst, Limmatstrasse 262
“Terbuka Untuk Aku dan Kamu” – Open for Me and You See the documentation on the wiki. About Prewangan Studio Prewangan is an open and collaborative citizen-initiated studio, working on creative and effective applications in the fields of education, science, arts and technology. The Prewangan Studio practice focuses on making, developing, and experimenting with objects […]
A recent podcast with Yashas and Sachiko, produced by Pro Helvetia’s Initiative on «Art, Science and Technology». See more on their website. Art meets biohacking In this episode, Indian artist Yashas Shetty and Japanese bioengineer Sachiko Hirosue share a dialogue on their interest in critical territories where science intersects with society. They discuss the Scientist-in-Residency […]
It has been great to be involved in a class once more again at UGM with the students of agricultural mircobiology. Thanks Akbar for inviting me,…. It has been more than 10 years since I first gave a workshop in that very same room at UGM and hopefully inspired people to build their own lab […]
We are happy to host Adam Zaretsky again as our Artist-in-Residence at Hackteria ZET for 2 weeks in December 2021. It’s time to continue with Transgenic Human Genome Alternatives Project (thGAP), wrap up some our workshop series from Summer 2021, prepare the release of the CGCB, Creative Germline Constucts Bank and send out a call […]
Since summer 2020 we have initiated a new local programme in Switzerland under the name «Hackteria – Zentrum für Experimentelle Transdisziplinarität» and we proudly started a new space, as part of Bitwäscherei shared hackerspace collective, with dedicated facilities for the «Open Science Lab». A laboratory, a social learning space, a place of work and research, […]
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