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The movement is characterised by an extremely diverse set of practices and participants. Some call themselves 'biohackers', in reference to the hacker culture. | The movement is characterised by an extremely diverse set of practices and participants. Some call themselves 'biohackers', in reference to the hacker culture. | ||
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For more information, visit the Wikipedia page dedicated to DIYbio. | For more information, visit the Wikipedia page dedicated to DIYbio. | ||
Revision as of 15:49, 7 December 2014
Welcome to the Hackuarium community's wiki.
As you might notice quickly, it is a work-in-progress - our 1st Ever Hackuarium Wiki Sprint will take place on 7 December 2014.
Please check our #wg-onlinetools Slack channel if you want to be involved in the process of setting and running up the whole thing.
The Working Group leader and contact person is Board Member Patrick Roelli aka Hoohm.
DIY Bio
What is DIY Bio?
DIY biology (Do-It-Yourself biology) is a movement that wants to free the practice of biological research and innovation from the institutional and industrial laboratories. Pursued both by amateur and professional biologists, DIY biology is developing low-cost and low-tech solutions to problems identified by the community.
The movement is characterised by an extremely diverse set of practices and participants. Some call themselves 'biohackers', in reference to the hacker culture.
[DIYbio.org DIYbio.org] and [DIYbio.eu DIYbio.eu] are the portals of the international and european communities, respectively.
For more information, visit the Wikipedia page dedicated to DIYbio.
Hackuarium Association
The Community at Large
Events
Upcoming Events
- Every Wednesday, 19H00 #OpenHackuarium
- 2014.12.07, 14H00-21H00 1st Ever Hackuarium Wiki Sprint
- 2014.11.27, 18H15-20H00 Roundtable at EPFL organised by BNSL
- 2014.11.05, 18H00-20H00 NexTrends Bioart conference at UniverCité
- 2014.10.09, 19H00-21H00 Presentation by French artist Lia Giraud
- 2014.09.25-27 Design Days
Projects
Here, you will find the projects going on in the Hackuarium.
Active Projects
Archived Projects
Protocols
Here, you will find our tried and true working protocols, as well as how to edit the wiki, etc.
We welcome your contributions!
People
Renens is a hopping hub - and our members reflect the diversity that is in and around Lausanne/Renens.
Check us out, and find out what makes Hackuarium a good mix.
Members
Hackuarium operates on a membership basis at this current time.
Friends of Hackuarium
- @univercité by Republic of Innovation
- External
Environment
Hackuarium is situated in the IRL building in Renens. We have documented our working environment as it has evolved.
We have a BIOLAB, a DIRTYLAB, and co-working space.
Tools and Equipment
Library and Reading List
Media and Press
- Newsletter
Wanted
Do you want to contribute to making Hackuarium a diverse and lively community? Check out our wanted lists:
- Skills
- Ideas
- Equipment
- Materials