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Minecraft for Teaching Biotech | Minecraft Biotech

Post author By karlschmieder
Post date August 19, 2015
Categories In 100 Days of Writing, 50-Word Epics, biotech in kids books, biotechnology, Influences, Observations, synthetic biology
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Minecraft could be the ultimate biotech learning tool. Kids that play the game are already used to crafting – taking blocks of stone, wood, ore and creating novel tools and materials on a crafting table – and brewing – creating potions by adding ingredients to water bottles in a brewing stand. It would only take a […]

Biofabricate 2014

Post author By karlschmieder
Post date January 18, 2015
Categories In biotechnology, Influences, synthetic biology, Writing
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Q. What are the ways you can tell a good event from a great event? A. The people. The presentations. And the fact that no one wants to leave. Early in December, I attended the first Biofabricate conference at Microsoft’s NYC office. Organized by Biocouture’s Suzanne Lee, SynBioBeta’s John Cumbers, and Microsoft’s Tereza Nemessanyi, the event […]