Sep 5, 2024 | AI, announcement, art residence, art-science, Events, News, Synthetic Biology
On December 4, 2024, the event Re-Engineering Human Nature in Vienna will explore the opportunities and challenges of emerging neurotechnologies. Experts from various fields will discuss critical topics such as human rights, ethics, and security during the first...
Sep 25, 2023 | Events, News, Synthetic Biology
deCYPher is a new European Horizon project that seeks to merge synthetic biology with artificial intelligence and machine learning. Launched with a kickoff meeting in Gent, Belgium, representatives of 10 partners from 6 European countries came together to discuss...
Jun 13, 2023 | art-science, Creative, Film & Video, Media, Science Communication, Synthetic Biology
In this video, artist Eduardo R. Miranda presents the outcome of his residency in the laboratory of researcher Pablo I. Nikel at the Danish DTU Biosustain as part of the research project SinFonia. The goal of SinFonia is to design new metabolisms in bacteria...
Mar 14, 2023 | News, publication, Publications, science, Science Policy, Synthetic Biology
After two years in the making, our new open access book is now available! Markus Schmidt (ed.) Grain & Noise – Artists in Synthetic Biology Labs Constructive Disturbances of Art in Science In our book we present the collaboration between scientists and artists in...
Mar 3, 2023 | News, publication, Publications, science, Science Policy, Synthetic Biology
Austrian NEWS Magazine published an interview with Markus Schmidt from Biofaction about the future of the human body. The interview covered synthetic life, neurotechnologies and artificial intelligence and was featured on the cover of the weekly edition March 3rd,...
Mar 3, 2023 | News, publication, Publications, science, Science Policy, Synthetic Biology
German Tech and Science PM Magazine published an interview with Markus Schmidt from Biofaction about the future of the human body. The interview covered synthetic life, neurotechnologies and artificial intelligence. Read the article here (in German).
