Living Construction presentation in the Czech Republic
March 23, 2020
Active Origami Presented at CALTECH
March 23, 2020
The Community Biotechnology Initiative at the MIT Media Lab organised a third annual Global Community Biosummit last month that brought together over 500 participants of DIY bio-enthusiasts from all over the world to convene, and continue the evolution of the ‘community biotechnology’ movement.
During this event, Sunbin was asked to present his ongoing research project, Bacterial Computation. His primary focus on the research was utilising bacterial cellulose to establish a tunable material growth control system.
Sunbin presenting at an unconference session during Biosummit.
Thora was also there to exhibited parts of her thesis work on biomineralisation as well as projects made by the biodesign collective she’s a co-founder of, BioBabes.
An exhibit of objects from the BioBabes Collective. A piece of a bioelectrochemical system using algae as well as fabrics and bacteria dyed textile done in collaboration with FabTextiles in Barcelona.
