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Maker - Edu:
Learning Biotech by doing in a
DiyBio Space
Ron Shigeta
ron@berkeleybiolabs.com
The New Tech: Biotech Rises
Biotech has expanded from a drug based
world to now include everything
J. Craig Venter
Back to the Future: 70s Tech
"I think there is a world market for maybe five computers."
Thomas Watson, president of IBM
- 1970s Information Technology gave us, the first
microprocessor, liquid crystal display, PCs,
wordprocessors and email, oh and these dirty hippies
hacking...
Back to the Future: 70s Tech &
2014 Biotech
1970s Comp Sci Lab (IBM
mainframe & Punchcards
for experts only)
2014 Bio Sci Lab
(Manual, expensive
equipment for experts)
Biotech will be touching every industry on
earth in this generation. Who will be
creating these innovations?
Red: Medicine and Human Health
Green: Agricultural Biotech
Yellow: Food and Nutritional biotech
White: Gene based biotechnology
Gray: Fermentation and Bioprocess
Blue: Marine and Aquaculture Biotech
Gold: Bioinformatics and Nanobiotech
BBL is an evolution; Idealab for Biotech
where biology is hands on.
Electronics and
Computers defined
scalable parts of the
Tech Economy when
the parts became
commodities and cheap,
enabling everyone to
play with them.
Biocurious
Genspace
Bio, Tech and
Beyond
Counter Culture Labs
Berkeley Biolabs
Our Biohackers in Residence first summer
Our 15+ summer
volunteers, include
undergraduates and
professionals working
together. They are making
progress on projects which
use graduate level
techniques although they
have little or no Molecular
Biology experience.
Monday Night Protocols and Projects in our lab.
Projects that create technology also motivate learning
through substance.
Open Lab Equipment
Creating Open Source technology
for greater accessibility.
A cell density monitor (left)
An affordable electroporation unit
Design and creation of Open Plasmids for high
throughput systems biology
Search for clock mechanisms in plants
- Search for day/night clock mechanisms in plants
Design of cell culture factors for tissue
engineering and biomedical research
Growth factors for cell culture
nanobodies
antibody library
Come and join us
 Classes and Workshops:
o Bacterial Tear Down - look over all the genes in a cell
o Molecular Machine Design - design your own iGEM project!
 Next summer we hope to have teachers, high school and DIYBio
iGEM teams, and more projects.
 Join the Berkeley BioLabs Meetup at MEETUP.COM/Berkeley-BioLabs
and come to an event.
http://berkeleybiolabs.com

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Maker - EDU: Learning Biotech by doing in a DiyBio Space

  • 1. Maker - Edu: Learning Biotech by doing in a DiyBio Space Ron Shigeta ron@berkeleybiolabs.com
  • 2. The New Tech: Biotech Rises Biotech has expanded from a drug based world to now include everything J. Craig Venter
  • 3. Back to the Future: 70s Tech "I think there is a world market for maybe five computers." Thomas Watson, president of IBM - 1970s Information Technology gave us, the first microprocessor, liquid crystal display, PCs, wordprocessors and email, oh and these dirty hippies hacking...
  • 4. Back to the Future: 70s Tech & 2014 Biotech 1970s Comp Sci Lab (IBM mainframe & Punchcards for experts only) 2014 Bio Sci Lab (Manual, expensive equipment for experts)
  • 5. Biotech will be touching every industry on earth in this generation. Who will be creating these innovations? Red: Medicine and Human Health Green: Agricultural Biotech Yellow: Food and Nutritional biotech White: Gene based biotechnology Gray: Fermentation and Bioprocess Blue: Marine and Aquaculture Biotech Gold: Bioinformatics and Nanobiotech
  • 6. BBL is an evolution; Idealab for Biotech where biology is hands on. Electronics and Computers defined scalable parts of the Tech Economy when the parts became commodities and cheap, enabling everyone to play with them. Biocurious Genspace Bio, Tech and Beyond Counter Culture Labs Berkeley Biolabs
  • 7. Our Biohackers in Residence first summer Our 15+ summer volunteers, include undergraduates and professionals working together. They are making progress on projects which use graduate level techniques although they have little or no Molecular Biology experience. Monday Night Protocols and Projects in our lab.
  • 8. Projects that create technology also motivate learning through substance. Open Lab Equipment Creating Open Source technology for greater accessibility. A cell density monitor (left) An affordable electroporation unit
  • 9. Design and creation of Open Plasmids for high throughput systems biology
  • 10. Search for clock mechanisms in plants - Search for day/night clock mechanisms in plants
  • 11. Design of cell culture factors for tissue engineering and biomedical research Growth factors for cell culture nanobodies antibody library
  • 12. Come and join us Classes and Workshops: o Bacterial Tear Down - look over all the genes in a cell o Molecular Machine Design - design your own iGEM project! Next summer we hope to have teachers, high school and DIYBio iGEM teams, and more projects. Join the Berkeley BioLabs Meetup at MEETUP.COM/Berkeley-BioLabs and come to an event. http://berkeleybiolabs.com