MAT Seminar Reflections
"Das verflixte 7te Jahr" It has now been 7 years since the foundation of hackteria.org envisioning an idea to build a large knowledge base of instructions for artists, (bio-)hackers, educators and activists to work creatively with living media and contemporary life sciences. Through our acitivities a wide range of playful workshops have been developed, regular gatherings for collaboration and a global network "community of practice" established, with a common enthusiasm on sharing of knowledge, art/science collaboration and an embracing of an "amateur" and do-it-yourself approach to go beyond and disciplinary thinking. How can we apply the open source culture to modern biotechnological practices? What kind of collaborative methodologies have we been developing to work together (DIWO, Do-It-With-Others) in a radically transdisciplinary way? How does access to DIY and open source laboratory equipment change the way we will do sciene in the future? During my talk I will give an overview of various projects that have been developed within the growing international hackteria network, ranging from building temporary DIWO labs in the djungles of Indonesia to open source hardware designed for manufacturing, from developing new bio-commons governance models in synthetic biology to hunting rabbits in Helsinki.
Recommended
Recommended
More Related Content
What's hot
What's hot (8)
Viewers also liked
Viewers also liked (20)
Similar to MAT Seminar Reflections
Similar to MAT Seminar Reflections (20)
More from Marc Dusseiller Dusjagr
More from Marc Dusseiller Dusjagr (15)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
MAT Seminar Reflections
- 35. Jugaad
- 39. Pak Marcjono: or How I Learned toPak Marcjono: or How I Learned to StopStop Start Worrying and Love theStart Worrying and Love the BombBomb Coconut.Coconut.
- 40. Hackteria Workshops GlobalHackteria Workshops Global
- 41. HowHow StoppedStopped Started to WorryStarted to Worry
- 42. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 43. Formerly known as LA BioHackersFormerly known as LA BioHackers
- 44. WETWARE – UC IrvineWETWARE – UC Irvine
- 45. HowHow StoppedStopped Started to WorryStarted to Worry
- 46. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 47. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 48. Version 1 – looks cool, but not so functional. Version 2 with cream blower works fine. Rüdiger Trojok, Freiburg/Copenhagen/Berlin WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 49. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 50. It's glowing! It must be some product of an evil mad scientist! BioCurious and others | ETC group WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 51. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 52. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 53. PechBlenda Lab for ElektroChemicalBiological Experimentation Klau Kinky, Paula Pin and Friends PechBlenda WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 54. GynePUNK Pechblenda / AnarchaGland, 2015 WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 55. DIY tissue engineering – UR Institute, Zagreb Gjino Sutic and the Radiona Team WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 56. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS La Paillasse | Open Space for Biology and Biotechnologies
- 57. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERSWE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS
- 67. DIY Laboratory Infrastructure Open Source Hardware for Citizen Science Urs Gaudenz – GaudiLabs 2015
- 71. The Art of Education “Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught.” Oscar WildeOscar Wilde, “, “The Critic as Artist”, 1890The Critic as Artist”, 1890 Irish dramatist, novelist, & poet (1854 - 1900)Irish dramatist, novelist, & poet (1854 - 1900)
- 74. BioCyberKidzz | Living Jewelery Hackteria BioLab // Create Your World | Ars Electronica Festival 2011, Linz Špela Petrič, Maja Smrekar, Marc Dusseiller, Yashas Shetty POTATO STARCH MEDIUM: Slice potatoes and boil them in 1 L of water for 1 h; drain the liquid through a sieve and gauze to get rid of the potatoes; add 10g of sugar and 13g of agar; stir; pour liquid in glass container, add enough water to the pressure cooker to cover the bottom (0,5 cm); heat under pressure for 20 min; let steam out; pour medium into plates (0,25 cm); let set for at least 4 hours. MAKING THE JEWELRY: For the living bacterial jewelry press a finger gently onto the plate, seal Petri dish with hot glue gun and add string, a ring or a broche needle. Colonies will appear in a day or two, at first bacterial cultures, as the culture ages filamentous fungi will overgrow. see more on: http://hackteria.org/wiki/
- 75. How to start a Bio/Art/Hack Community Lab KIBLIX 2011 – Festival as a Laboratory Where is People?
- 86. Urban Hunting
- 99. Water Sampling Coconut - YogyakartaWater Sampling Coconut - Yogyakarta
- 100. Water Sampling Coconut - YogyakartaWater Sampling Coconut - Yogyakarta
- 101. Water Sampling Coconut - YogyakartaWater Sampling Coconut - Yogyakarta
- 103. Center forCenter for AlternativeAlternative CoconutCoconut ResearchResearch
- 104. Let's talk about Coconuts!Let's talk about Coconuts!
- 105. Let's talk about Coconuts!Let's talk about Coconuts!
- 106. Global Distribution of CoconutsGlobal Distribution of Coconuts