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Os Pequenos Inventores conheceram um pouco mais sobre o universo da genômica partir de materiais de dia a dia. Eles conseguiram visualizar o DNA de frutas a partir de métodos de baixo custo.
In the BioHack Academy the focus is on making lab equipment accessible through the open source sharing of designs.
On 3 April 2018 the BioHack Academy students presented their final projects. Visitors could discover the future of food, materials and products during the end presentation of our students. The projects show the potential of biotechnology and its creative application. Roland van Dierendonck, head of the BioHack Academy introduced this year's BioHack Academy after which the students received the official BioHack Academy Award.
This years students are: Matthijs de Block (BE), Jahangir Jahanbahkshi (NL), Jan Köhler (DE/HN), Malu Lücking (DE), Laura Olalde (AR), Bart Peeters (NL), Anna Pelgrim (NL), Alexander Rose (UK), Nel Thomas (DK). More information on waag.org/biohack
Students of world's first BioHack Academy graduated and presented their work on Tuesday, April 21st, 2015.
In ten weeks, students from Waag Society's Biohack Academy built a fully functioning lab. They built everything, from homemade microscopes and centrifuges to handmade spectrometers and incubators—all with materials commonly found at home!
Students of world's first BioHack Academy graduated and presented their work on Tuesday, April 21st, 2015.
In ten weeks, students from Waag Society's Biohack Academy built a fully functioning lab. They built everything, from homemade microscopes and centrifuges to handmade spectrometers and incubators—all with materials commonly found at home!
Des images de l'Implant Party, Futur-en-Seine, #fens2015, 13 juin 2015, NFC inisde
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Des images de l'Implant Party, Futur-en-Seine, #fens2015, 13 juin 2015, NFC inisde
Students of world's first BioHack Academy graduated and presented their work on Tuesday, April 21st, 2015.
In ten weeks, students from Waag Society's Biohack Academy built a fully functioning lab. They built everything, from homemade microscopes and centrifuges to handmade spectrometers and incubators—all with materials commonly found at home!
In the BioHack Academy the focus is on making lab equipment accessible through the open source sharing of designs.
On 3 April 2018 the BioHack Academy students presented their final projects. Visitors could discover the future of food, materials and products during the end presentation of our students. The projects show the potential of biotechnology and its creative application. Roland van Dierendonck, head of the BioHack Academy introduced this year's BioHack Academy after which the students received the official BioHack Academy Award.
This years students are: Matthijs de Block (BE), Jahangir Jahanbahkshi (NL), Jan Köhler (DE/HN), Malu Lücking (DE), Laura Olalde (AR), Bart Peeters (NL), Anna Pelgrim (NL), Alexander Rose (UK), Nel Thomas (DK). More information on waag.org/biohack