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| − | The | + | The BioHacklab at '''/tmp/lab''' is a local group of passionate people about '''biology''', each with his or her own area of expertise, interest and dedication. Some are from the computer side (read geeks), some others are PhDs, researcher, professionals and students from the biology side, all of them want to see new things and interesting projects in the biology domain. |
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'''The BioHacklab is a research lab from the civil society''' with collaboration with research and academic sector. | '''The BioHacklab is a research lab from the civil society''' with collaboration with research and academic sector. | ||
Revision as of 17:57, 24 June 2014
The community
The BioHacklab at /tmp/lab is a local group of passionate people about biology, each with his or her own area of expertise, interest and dedication. Some are from the computer side (read geeks), some others are PhDs, researcher, professionals and students from the biology side, all of them want to see new things and interesting projects in the biology domain.
The BioHacklab is a research lab from the civil society with collaboration with research and academic sector.
Our goals
We are aiming to a very open, diverse and possibly opposed approaches to biology. We are open to new projects from non-members and encourage anyone to come meet us at our weekly meetings, regardless of your knowledge or age; only passion and interest matter.
Our goal is to federate a community of Biohackers, in order to make biology easy and accessible for all. To do so, we are working on:
- making biology and biohacking more visible to the public, by making presentations and pedagogic actions. We are also working, with other, on different issues in order to make Biohacking a renowned discipline (safety, environmental, ethical and legal issues);
- developping and distributing the tools needed to perform biological studies and experiments. By this way we are also contributing to the internationnal biohacker community by releasing our tools in an open source format;
- managing an open-access laboratory, where biological projects can be hosted.
When and Where
The members of the BioHacklab meet "physically" every tuesday 9PM+ at /tmp/lab in Choisy le Roi, 94600, France. But we are also working together everyday with collaborative tools.
