Posted on Monday, 28 November 2011

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Artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg retools the language of design for the synthetic biology revolution – a peek at her provocative work in this talk from PopTech 2011. Ginsberg’s E.chromi project is a must – color-coded designer bacteria for disease detection.

(via poptech)

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    I miss biology a lot…. like A LOT…
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    i wish my professors would have her accent i dont think i’d fall asleep to this ever
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    Where art/design meets biochemistry. So progressive.
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