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=Open Source Desktop biotech lab= | = Biohacking Projects = | ||
== Biohacking and Art == | |||
''The SFSU Conceptual Information Art Department has courses on Biology and Art. Members affiliated with SudoRoom, BioCurious have expressed in terest in pursuing this idea further. This is a temporary placeholder.'' | |||
''Example course from SFSU: Art & Biology Whether the cycles of life act as an inspiration or are actually incorporated into your art-making process, the study of biology can be a hotbed of novel visions. In this course we will attempt to reinvent the concepts and practices of biology in an artistic context. Possibilities may include: playing with microbes and microscopes, studying embryonic development, visiting laboratories and discussing recent advances in molecular biology. Living art projects will be encouraged.'' | |||
http://userwww.sfsu.edu/infoarts/ | |||
==Open Source Desktop biotech lab== | |||
Our aim is to liberate biotech from academic and commercial labs and as such we're developing the basic tool kit to allow people to do real biotech, to take a gene and add it to a bacteria colony. Our aim is to create a full tool kit that will allow everyone to innovate, these tools currently include: | Our aim is to liberate biotech from academic and commercial labs and as such we're developing the basic tool kit to allow people to do real biotech, to take a gene and add it to a bacteria colony. Our aim is to create a full tool kit that will allow everyone to innovate, these tools currently include: | ||