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Featured in Biodesign Challenge

By Aug 18, 2016
Science

Augmented Reality Or Augmented Humanity?

The makers of the Deus Ex: Mankind Divided video game host a bioethics conference
By Aug 10, 2016
Environment

The Next Leather Jacket Will Be Made From Mushrooms

How an artist took the cow out of leather and replaced it with ‘shroom skins
By Jul 14, 2016
Science

Highlights from the Biodesign Challenge Summit

A year of BDC culminates at the Museum of Modern Art
May 24, 2016
Science

What Landmine-Detecting Plants Can Teach Us About Design

Some jobs are better left to rats!
By May 11, 2016
Science

On the Road Documenting Bioartists and Biohackers

Meet the duo behind DIYSECT, a web series that explores the politics surrounding a growing movement
By May 3, 2016
Science

Is DIY Kitchen CRISPR A Class Issue?

Kits that make gene editing available to the general public raise questions about safety and accessibility
Mar 31, 2016
Science

The Emperor’s Love of Slime Mold

The forest dweller may look like schmutz but it has fascinated emperors and sparked revelations about how we define intelligence
By Mar 21, 2016
Science

First Biodesign Exhibit Opens in a Science Museum

The Tech Museum of Innovation spends $5 million for audiences to design life
By Mar 16, 2016
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Student Biodesigns And The Future of Water Pollution

From cleaning toilets to powering barges, microbes take to the water
By Mar 2, 2016
Science

Spiders on Your Face and Other Student Biodesigns

The first BDC projects pair people with bugs