Brian Degger

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Dr Brian Degger is an interdisciplinary biologist and creative based in Newcastle. Strongly collaborative and inquisitive, he has worked with cutting edge organisations(e.g. Centre for Life, Blast Theory, AVFest) to develop work from robotics to dissection. His doctorate studies were in genetically engineering bacteria to produce growth factors for the aquaculture industry. He applies the knowledge developed during his studies in finding, researching and democratising knowledge through do it yourself biology, developing workshops around biology and art, collaborating in art works that involve biological methods. In this the movements of Open Source Hardware, Open Science and Open Source S...

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Brian Degger Takeaway

using Open Source Hardware and Rapid Prototyping in Arts Organisations

Why 2011 will be the year that DIYBio takes off

Hplus talkGetting In touch with Your Inner Microbe

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Hacking with drBrian

Lab(e)amegge Presentation

Gostaram

Sourdough: Hacking Bread and Social Baking (for non hackers)

Professional Social Media

Knowing (how we should live with) things

Sense and Sensibility: the future of making things.

Comments for diybio, biofiction, vienna, biodesign, mmborch

DNAdigest Eagle Genomics Symposium March 27, 2014

Connected Knowledge: How to sell, live and support a connected life.

My Quantified Self and the promise of wearables

People Don't Care About Your Brand

Beware the Fallacy Bully

Extreme Citizen Science - Public Participation in Scientific Research 2012

What mobile technology is becoming

The Gut-Brain Connection: An Inside Look at Depression

From IoT to biohacking. Trends that were, are and will be popular.

An open & sustainable internet of things

Design & the internet of things

Twitter Is Dead