BIOFABRICATE is a platform for biomaterial innovators and consumer brands growing a sustainable future.
BIOFABRICATE: Material Innovator Series, No. 1 ‘Bloom Foam’ from Biofabricate on Vimeo.
BIOFABRICATE: Material Innovator Series, No. 2 ‘Ecovative’ from Biofabricate on Vimeo.
BIOFABRICATE: Material Innovator Series, No. 3 ‘AlgiKnit’ from Biofabricate on Vimeo.
If you are a designer hoping for a career in biofabrication this is for you!
Over the next few weeks we’re hosting conversations with creatives working full-time in-house at biotech startups in the US and in Europe. Our goal? To provide you with insights into a career in biodesign and biofabrication.
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Hackteria is an international network active since 2009 in the field of Open Source Biological Art. As a community platform hackteria tries to encourage the collaboration of scientists, hackers and artists to combine their experitise, write critical and theoretical reflections, share simple instructions to work with lifescience technologies and cooperate on the organization of workshops, temporary labs, hack-sprints and meetings. Hackteria is a network of people practicing DIY (do-it-yourself) and DIWO (do-it-with-others) biology with an interest in art, design and interdisciplinary cooperation. Hackteria operates on a global scale, and is based on a web platform and a wiki for sharing knowledge, which enable anyone to learn but also test different ways of hacking living systems. Hackteria is not based in a physical space, and its goal is to allow artists, scientists and hackers to collaborate and test various biohacking and bioart techniques outside the official laboratories and art institutions, basically anywhere in the world.
Materiom provides open source recipes and data on materials made from abundant sources of natural ingredients, like agricultural waste. By making this knowledge open, we accelerate materials development and lower barriers to entry in materials markets around the world. We work with companies, cities and communities to support the development of local biomaterial supply chains that nourish local ecologies and economies.
Biofab Forum is a community for knowledge exchange and experimentation around the manufacturing with biological materials.