Karen Ingram
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Karen Ingram is an artist who uses design and creative direction to promote scientific awareness. A veteran in the world of digital design, Ingram has worked for Campfire, McCann Erikson, and UNICEF, to name a few. Her work has appeared in many publications including Die Gestalten (Berlin), Scientific American, and The FWA, where she was named a âââ¬Ã
âDigital Pioneer.âââ¬Ã Sheâââ‰â¢s written tutorials on digital design for Computer Arts magazine and New Riders publications.
She is a co-organizer of Brooklyn-based science cabaret, The Empiricist League and a board member of SXSW Interactive, where she presents topics related to science + art and hosts the SXSW Biohacker Meetup. She is a creative strategy instructor for NYU SHERPâââ‰â¢s Entrepreneurial Science Journalism course.
A member of Genspace (Brooklynâââ‰â¢s Community Biotech Lab), Ingram participated in the inaugural âââ¬Ã
âCommunity Labsâââ¬Ã iGEM track in 2014 and will serve as a design track judge in 2015. Ingram is active in Cut/Paste/Grow, a group working at the intersection of biology and design.
She participated in the âââ¬Ã
âDesigning for Biologyâââ¬Ã panel at Synbiobeta, London in 2015. As a 2015 Synthetic Biology LEAP (Leadership Excellence Accelerator Program) fellow, Karen is recognized as an emerging leader in synthetic biology.