Genes in space
Julian Rubinfien discusses the Genes in Space contest and his winning experiment that will be sent to the International Space Station.
Bio
O’Reilly Bio chronicles the stories of the biological revolution from academic labs, startup companies, community lab spaces, and all who are inspired to make research and tools collaborative, accessible, low-cost, and efficient.
Synthego: On the forefront of genome engineering
A CRISPR kit to help engineers construct better tools.
Amazing, super-sweet natural proteins
A look at three alternate natural sweeteners that could be safe for our health.
Defining open: Biohack the Planet
BioHTP explored the projects the biohacking community is tackling, how the community is organized, and where it's going.
Biohacking with Citizen Salmon
This DIY initiative aims to genotype Pacific salmon to help sustain and improve salmon populations.
The BK BioReactor takes on the Gowanus Canal
The project was spurred by a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plan to dredge and cap the waterway over the coming decade.
Upcoming bio events
Events and gatherings for the biological revolution.
Design.bio
Bringing biology to the design studio.
Blockchain-enabled open science framework
A new approach to solving the reproducibility crisis.
Inside IndieBio Demo Day
The latest event revealed a pervading feeling that DIY biotech is maturing at an accelerating rate.
The SXSW ecosystem is embracing a biotech wave
A look at the expanding biotech landscape at SXSW.
Are your ribosomes in a twist?
How Vulpine Designs is addressing the cellular equivalent of compiler problems.
It’s time we empower everybody with biotechnology
BioBuilder promises a way forward for biology education.
miniPCR: Enabling the era of personal DNA
The Discovery System is a portable, personal DNA lab that anyone can use.
Where science-as-a-service and supercomputing meet
SCRN empowers researchers to easily access tools to analyze or share their data and analysis workflows.
HiveBio: Access Granted
Community labs are the forefront of the DIYbio movement.
Building artificial connectomes
Artificial connectomes have the potential to teach behavior into a system without the need to remove behavior from established animal connectomes.
A biotech wave at SXSW
Have a biotech topic you want to discuss at South by Southwest? Submissions for the 2017 event are due by July 22, 2016.
The smart lab blends the best of humans and automation
BioBright is a new company that's trying to update the way people build, equip, use, and automate their laboratories.
This company uses AI to accelerate drug discovery
Atomwise applies deep learning and AI to hasten drug discoveries.
How to build and use a gene gun
Learn how to construct and do experiments with your very own DIY gene gun.
Lab in a box
Bento Bioworks wants to free DIYbio enthusiasts up to spend time on projects, not scouring the Internet for used equipment.
IndieBio demo day
The second annual IndieBio Demo Day had a feeling reminiscent of Silicon Valley in the late 1970s.
The biohacking landscape in Latin America
A look at the biohacking spaces in Latin America and the open-science initiatives that are expanding in the region.