If you are in San Francisco this week please come along. Details:
- Date: Thursday August 3rd
- Time: 6.30-10pm
- Location: 414 Brannon (OnePiece work)
- RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/1372228082897375
If you are working on a consumer biotech/bio-design product and want to showcase it as well get in touch.
Antony
PS If you want to try the product you can use discount code FRIENDSANDFAMILY
On Thursday, July 27, 2017 at 8:48:12 PM UTC-7, balduino wrote:
Late edits can be found at https://diybio.org/category/
events/ Here are your DIYbio events for the week of July 30
Sunday, July 30
Brooklyn, NY, USA – Summer Ferments Cheryl Paswater guides exploration and craft of two delicious types of vegetable ferments that are easily made at home without any special ingredients or equipment.
Brooklyn, NY, USA – Fungi Fabrication: Mycelium Materials. Work with mycelium as material for experimental design applications. Grow a variety of samples, starting from a store bought mushroom, to mycelium grown using experimental techniques, to shaping molds to form mycelium composite materials grown to shapee. In this 3-session course, Ali Schachtschneider helps you gain skills and insight into potential applications for fungi based materials—walking away with new knowledge, mycelium tissue-culture skills, and grown material samples.
Oakland, CA, USA – Open Insulin Lab Day. The Open Insulin Project continues.
Ottowa, ON, CAN – Open House! See Ottowa's biohackerspace
Tuesday, August 1
Cambridge, UK Biomakespace Introduction & Tour (for prospective members)
Longwood, FL, USA – Open House
Oakland, CA, USA – Art of Science, Science of Art Show, tell and share anything that you are interested in relating to the intersection of art with science, math and engineering.
San Diego, CA, USA – Shooting Stars from Mars-Solving the Mystery With Oxygen Isotope Forensics Learn about how Dr. Robina Shaheen is using chemistry to investigate one of the biggest mysteries of nature- the origin and history of the Red Planet.
Santa Clara, CA, USA – Quantum Biology-Community Project Work continues on a quantum salinity detector (Surface Plasmon Salinity Detector)
Wednesday, August 2
Charlottesville, VA, USA – Biohack Meeting Work on egg fertilization outside the shell, as well as Green Wall and Virtual Reality teaching programs continues
Oakland, CA, USA – Open Source Insulin Project The Open Insulin Project continues
Oakland, CA, USA – FermentationStation MycoFermentoOmniMondo Various fun fermentations of foodstuffs to produce beverages, etc continues.
Santa Clara, CA, USA – Microfluidics: 'Lab on a Chip' Eric Harness guides development of lab analysis automation hardware at the micro and nano level.
Somerville, MA, USA – Open House
Thursday, August 3
Denver, CO, USA – Guests Speaker: Charlie Kirkham – An Introduction to Ecology! A tour through the powerful world of ecology: its features, its influence on our lives, and the benefits understanding it offers.
Santa Clara, CA, USA – Bioprinter Community Project Night. The project to develop live cell printing continues.
Seattle, WA, USA – Lightning Science Talks at SoundBio Six scientists from University of Washington will share stories about how a glowing jellyfish led to a Nobel Prize, why personal data collection is changing the way we view ourselves, how recent technical advances are allowing us to ask new questions in biology, and more.
Friday, August 4
Baltimore, MD, USA – Free Seminar Night! "Black Fungi Getting us to Space" Dr. Cordero! Radames J. B. Cordero discusses his studies of fungal melanin, and how it might help provide relief from some of the environmental stressors associated with Mars, and perhaps our future planet, as well as other properties and technologies.
Singapore, Singapore – Let's meet to share about improvised lab equipment and home experiments
Saturday, August 5
Brooklyn, NY, USA – Genome Editing with CRISPR-Cas9 Intense hands-on 4-session course to edit the genome of brewers yeast, led by Will Shindel
Cambridge, UK – Water Monitoring (build a 3-d printed microscope)
Seattle, WA, USA – Heart & Blood Workshop Learn about blood, some of its functions, how it is moved around in different organisms, and cardiac electrophysiology, with a focus on our own system. Lecture and lab material are provided to learn blood and transport systems, how to determine your hematocrit, typing your own blood, microscopic evaluation of our white blood cells, origin of heart sounds, use of a stethoscope, dissection of a mammalian four-chambered heart, cardiac electrophysiology, and performing an ECG.
San Diego, CA, USA – Under the Sea and 'Scope: Workshop at the La Jolla Riford Library A look at sea urchin development, with scientists from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography: You'll get to handle live sea stars and urchins, observe fertilization and development under the microscope, and learn about the research activities at SIO.
Santa Clara, CA, USA – Lab Skills 101: Intro to the Lab Get introduced to the basics of the working in the Sunnyvale lab. This is required before taking on lab work there.
Santa Clara, CA, USA – Lecture on Advanced Molecular Detection at the CDC The chief science officer for the CDC's Office of Advanced Molecular Detection, Duncan MacCannel gives what should be quite a talk.
Other events coming up
Sunday, August 6
Brooklyn, NY, USAMonday, August 7
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Oakland, CA, USA
San Francisco, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USATuesday, August 8
Brooklyn, NY, USA
San Francisco, CA, USA
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Seattle, WA, USASaturday, August 12
Brooklyn, NY, USAMonday, August 14
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Oakland CA, USASaturday, August 19
Brooklyn, NY, USA
San Diego, CA, USATuesday, August 22
Brooklyn, NY, USAThursday, August 24
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Somerville, MA, USAFriday August 25 – Saturday August 26
Oakland, CA, USASunday, August 27
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Cambridge, MA, USAFriday, September 22 – Sunday, September 24
Cambridge, MA, USATuesday, September 26 (13 weeks) APPLICATION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 1 Amsterdam, Netherlands
To see when the next event is in your area, check the full list of usual suspects. Don't see one near you? Why not have your own and get it posted here? Tell us about it by emailing eve...@diybio.org. It would be great to post some photos of your event somewhere. We'd love to see them. We do have some guidelines for what is posted, and are not capturing every event in the community.
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