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Archive for May 19th, 2007

Second Annual Maker Faire this weekend and expecting the First BioMaker Faire…

Posted by attilachordash on May 19, 2007

partmakerposterBuilders, Hackers, Do-It-Yourselfers are gathering around this weekend at the most visible embodiment of the Maker spirit, the Maker Faire 2007 at San Mateo Fairgrounds, California. I remember the inquisitive and incredulous eyes of the traditional tech makers, coders, engineers while presenting my placental stem cell project at Euro Maker Faire last year. Now imagine a similar Faire for Biotech DIYers with open lab spaces… If you can imagine it, you can make it! Links: Make Blog, Phillip Torrone’s Flickr Stream, Maker Social Network, Wired.


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