Short Overview about hackteria - July 2014

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Overview of the practices in and around the Hackteria Network. Open Source Biological Art - DIY Biology - Generic Lab Infrastructure.

Education

Hackteria
Overview of Different Ways to Share & Create Knowledge
Dr. Marc R. Dusseiller aka dusjagr
www.dusseiller.ch/labs

DIY Biology | Generic Laboratory Infrastructure
* Website
* Knowledge Sharing
* Instructions
* Workshopology
* Citizen Science
* DIY Lab Instruments
* Open Source Hardware
* Global network
Artists, Designers, Hackers, Researchers, Makers, Teachers, Geeks and YOU
Radical Transdisciplinarity

Acknowledements
Yashas Shetty, Srishti, Center for Everything, Bangalore
Andy Gracie, hostprods, Gijon
Urs Gaudenz, Sachiko Hirosue, Špela Petrič, PeiWen Liu, Brain Degger, Mac Cowell, Paula Pin, Rüdiger
Trojok, Denisa Kera, Bengt Sjolen, Andrew Gryf Paterson, Robertina Sebjanic and maaaany more!
Nur Akbar Arrofattulah, Agus Tri Budiarto (lifepatch.org), Andreas Siagian, Grace Samboh, Togar Muhammad
Hidayat, Irfan Dwidya Prijambada (UGM), HONF (House of Natural Fiber), Yogyakarta
Stefan Doepner, Bostjan Leškovsek, Kapelica Gallery, Ljubljana
Markus Haselbach, Effi Tanner, Christoph Stähli, Tobias Hoffmann and all Mechatroniker
MediaLab Prado, Jaaga, Ljudmila, FHNW, EPFL, HSLU, ETHZ
Marcus Textor, Janos Vörös, ETH Zürich
Funding by: Migros Kulturprozent, BAK, Pro Helvetia, Stadt Zürich, Autodesk, KulturRaumSH, Arts
Collaboratory, Sir Ratan Tata Trust, EPFL

Interactivos?'09 > Deep Data
Andy Gracie, Deep Data – 2009 ongoing
a project arc exploring microorganisms and deep space

Deep Data > Drosophila Titanicus
Andy Gracie, Drosophila Titanicus – 2011 ongoing
a project arc exploring space exploration and astrobiology

ArtScience Bangalore | IGEM
IGEM 2009 // 2010 // 2011 // Biomod 2011
Yashas Shetty (IN), Mukund Thatai (IN) and Srishi Students

DIY microscopy
Repositioning of the lens turns a
cheap webcam into a microscope

DIY microscopy
Build a stable stage for fine focuing, example from ArtSci BLR

BioTehna Lab – Ljubljana, 2012 now
Platform for Artistic Research on Life Systems
Kapelica Gallery, Hackteria, Kiberpipa and various local and international Partners

How to Start an Art/Sci/Hack BioLab?
Where is the f*ing library?

Reading the books...
by Ike Mathews, Manchester, UK, 1898 – Public domain via Gutenberg Library

Watching Youtube
Urban Hunting series, by Dominik Mahnič, dusjagr and friends

Urban Ecology meets Artist's Kitchen
Schnegge Z'Nacht, by Dominik Mahnič, dusjagr and friends

Polže Jaga – stgdr4 on Youtube
Polže Jaga, by Dominik Mahnič, dusjagr and friends

Mestna Jaga Nutrija, by Dominik Mahnič, dusjagr and friends

HackteriaLab 2013 Bangalore, 30.1 – 12.2

Preparatory Meeting for HLab @ Lifepatch
Good start for getting things rolling in Yogyakarta for HackteriaLab 2014

HackteriaLab 2014 Yogyakarta
HackteriaLab 2014 – Yogyakarta, Indonesia, April 2014
Lifepatch, Hackteria and friends

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