Biohack Retreat Klöntal – Switzerland 2017
(Art)ScienceBLR Open House with PCR Workshop
India-Indonesia Residency 2017
Wild OpenPCR and Polymorphism Workshop @ GaudiLabs – 14 & 15 Feb 2017
HTEAA Tokyo 2017 – How To Eat (Almost) Anything
Cheese and CRISPR Workshop @ BioClub, Shibuya, Tokyo
BioHacking Workshops & Talks with Adeline Seah and The Tech Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh
dusjagr joins lifepatch for Workshop-Tour in Japan – Feb 2017
3D-Printing & Tempeh fermentasi with lab311 @ Sanata Dharma
Chrisper-Chäsli Workshop @Gasthaus, Zürich
Keywords Biohacking, DIYbio, Citizen Science, Environment, Open Collaboration, Workshops, Field trips, Fermentation, Wild Herbs, Food Hacking, Biosensors, Democratization, Transdisciplinarity, Reflections. Biohack Retreat Klöntal 2017 – Sep 20-24 Overview In cooperation with Hackteria.org, the artist Maya Minder invites people from the international biohacker networks to stay in the Klöntal (Alpine valley in the Canton of Glarus, […]
Another great session in Tokyo! Thanks Take! See our new tumblr to follow future editions of How To Eat (Almost) Anything. inspired by HTGAA HTEAA Tokyo 2017 – Menu / Syllabus Lesson 1 – Micro: Euglena Ramen Lesson 2 – Small Insects (and frog): Myanmar Cuisine Lesson 3 – Big Animals: Raw Goat Balls and […]
チーズのための基本的なレシピ Tonite another session on Cheesemaking and CRISPR-geeking! Part of the Lifepatch, Hackteria, Bioclub「JAMU Party」hosted at Loftwork, Shibuya, Tokio. Find the Fanzine Cheese-making booklet here. Or directly download the .pdf in Japanese (thx to Yumi for translateion) or English. We are hosting an evening of discussions and hands-on experiments bridging topics of traditional fermentation (cheese […]
Finally it’s time to spread some tardigrade crazyness to Japan! It’s happening, dusjagr joins Lifepatch for a series of workshops “Rumah dan Halaman”, with Andreas, Ade and Dholy, during February 2017, mostly hosted in Tokyo at ICC, co-organized through Japan Foundation, and visits to YCAM, BioClub, FabCafe Tokyo and Loftwork, and hopefully many more interesting […]
Another great gathering in Yogyakarta, bringing together friends from lifepatch and the Berlin Biohacker, Rüdiger Trojok, with our partners from lab311, Prof. Kwanwoo Shin and his students from Sogang University, Seoul, for doing a workshop on 3D printing and a bit of tempeh fermentation, during a workshop hosted at Sanata Dharma University, in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. […]
Workshop Sa. 7. January 2016 – Introduction In collaboration with Maya Minder as part of Gasthaus – Fermentation and Bacteria, we are hosting a day of discussions and hands-on experiments bridging topics of traditional fermentation (cheese making) and modern biotech tools of gene-editing (eg. the CRISPR-Cas9 system). Chrisper-Chäsli is an attempt to demystify the current […]
For one week a group of biologists, hackers, musicians, artists and educators are gathering at a temporary lab being setup at the Akademie Schloss Solitude. During this gathering of people we are creating a spirit of curiosity, creativity and inspiration to practically explore modern techniques and tools of biology, discuss their role in society today […]
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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