Building with biology
If a civically-minded synthetic biologist wants to engage with the public, where do they start?
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.
Creating a functional window to the brain
Hendrik D. Kjeldsen explores the intersections of neuroscience, electrical engineering, and AI.
Open insulin and open source biologics
A look inside the research and development of synthetic insulin by a team working out of Counter Culture Labs in Oakland, CA.
Charles Fracchia on a new breed of biologists
The O’Reilly Hardware Podcast: The merging worlds of software, hardware, and biology.
BioBuilder: Rethinking the biological sciences as engineering disciplines
Moving biology out of the lab will enable new startups, new business models, and entirely new economies.
Announcing BioCoder issue 6
BioCoder 6: iGEM's first Giant Jamboree, an update from the #ScienceHack Hack-a-thon, the Open qPCR project, and more.