Last edit: 17-Mar-18

Genspace
New York's Community Lab

Genspace is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting citizen science and access to biotechnology in the greater New York Area

About

Stemming from the hacking, biohacking, and DIYbio movements, Genspace has focused on supporting citizen science and public access to biotechnology. The community lab organizes cultural events, provides educational outreach with hands-on courses to the public and extracurricular experiences for students, and encourages scientific entrepreneurship and innovation at a grassroots level. Genspace supports projects and general community resources concerning the ares of biology, biotechnology, synthetic biology, engineering, citizen science, open source software and hardare.

History

The Biosafety Level 1 laboratory opened in December 2010. Co-founded by Ellen Jorgensen, Nurit Bar-Shai, Oliver Medvedik, and Daniel Grushkin.

*Text taken from initiative’s website

http://genspace.org/
Collection:  lab
Status: unknown
Type: non-profit
Location: 140 32nd Street, Suite 108
Brooklyn, New York
United States
blog

Genspace instructors come from top institutions around the New York City area to teach advanced biology in an easy-to-understand, hands-on way.

Genspace instructors come from top institutions around the New York City area to teach advanced biology in an easy-to-understand, hands-on way.

Last edit: 17-Mar-18

Genspace
New York's Community Lab

Genspace is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting citizen science and access to biotechnology in the greater New York Area

About

Stemming from the hacking, biohacking, and DIYbio movements, Genspace has focused on supporting citizen science and public access to biotechnology. The community lab organizes cultural events, provides educational outreach with hands-on courses to the public and extracurricular experiences for students, and encourages scientific entrepreneurship and innovation at a grassroots level. Genspace supports projects and general community resources concerning the ares of biology, biotechnology, synthetic biology, engineering, citizen science, open source software and hardare.

History

The Biosafety Level 1 laboratory opened in December 2010. Co-founded by Ellen Jorgensen, Nurit Bar-Shai, Oliver Medvedik, and Daniel Grushkin.

*Text taken from initiative’s website

http://genspace.org/
Collection:  lab
Status: unknown
Type: non-profit
Location: 140 32nd Street, Suite 108
Brooklyn, New York
United States
blog

Genspace instructors come from top institutions around the New York City area to teach advanced biology in an easy-to-understand, hands-on way.

Genspace instructors come from top institutions around the New York City area to teach advanced biology in an easy-to-understand, hands-on way.

http://genspace.org/
Collection:  lab
Status: unknown
Type: non-profit
Location: 140 32nd Street, Suite 108
Brooklyn, New York
United States
blog
Last edit: 17-Mar-18

Genspace
New York's Community Lab

Genspace is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting citizen science and access to biotechnology in the greater New York Area

About

Stemming from the hacking, biohacking, and DIYbio movements, Genspace has focused on supporting citizen science and public access to biotechnology. The community lab organizes cultural events, provides educational outreach with hands-on courses to the public and extracurricular experiences for students, and encourages scientific entrepreneurship and innovation at a grassroots level. Genspace supports projects and general community resources concerning the ares of biology, biotechnology, synthetic biology, engineering, citizen science, open source software and hardare.

History

The Biosafety Level 1 laboratory opened in December 2010. Co-founded by Ellen Jorgensen, Nurit Bar-Shai, Oliver Medvedik, and Daniel Grushkin.

*Text taken from initiative’s website

Genspace instructors come from top institutions around the New York City area to teach advanced biology in an easy-to-understand, hands-on way.

Genspace instructors come from top institutions around the New York City area to teach advanced biology in an easy-to-understand, hands-on way.

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