Innovation through Science Hacking
Event details
| Date | 28.04.2015 |
| Hour | 19:00 › 21:00 |
| Speaker | Luc Henry (Director of Hackuarium), Dr. Sachiko Hirosue (Co-Founder of Biodesign.cc), Urs Gaudenz (GaudiLabs), Sam Sulaimanov (Project “Octanis”) |
| Location |
UniverCité, Ch. du Closel 5, 1020 Renens
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| Category | Miscellaneous |
Innovation Forum Lausanne in collaboration with SV Postdoc association, Nextrends and Univercité is delighted to invite you to our event “Innovation through Science Hacking”
This promptly changing world is inevitably moving from the knowledge-based economy to the innovation economy. Disruptive innovation requires close collaboration of open-minded engineers, scientists and managers. Rapidly developing movement of Biohacking and in particular DIY biology became a cradle of cutting edge ideas. The concept of Biohacking that seemed bizarre at the beginning is attracting more and more attention with a number of disruptive projects emerging from interdisciplinary teams in the DIY centers in USA and Europe. Bioprinters, Algae for Bioremediation, WetPong – these are just a few projects that were developed in the most famous BioHacking communities. Want to learn more about Biohacking and DIY in Switzerland and meet inspiring and thinking out of the box speakers? Then join us on the 28th of April at the Hackuarium (UniverCité) and you will find out about BioDesign, Octanis and many other highly innovative cross disciplinary projects taking place in the heart of Switzerland.
This promptly changing world is inevitably moving from the knowledge-based economy to the innovation economy. Disruptive innovation requires close collaboration of open-minded engineers, scientists and managers. Rapidly developing movement of Biohacking and in particular DIY biology became a cradle of cutting edge ideas. The concept of Biohacking that seemed bizarre at the beginning is attracting more and more attention with a number of disruptive projects emerging from interdisciplinary teams in the DIY centers in USA and Europe. Bioprinters, Algae for Bioremediation, WetPong – these are just a few projects that were developed in the most famous BioHacking communities. Want to learn more about Biohacking and DIY in Switzerland and meet inspiring and thinking out of the box speakers? Then join us on the 28th of April at the Hackuarium (UniverCité) and you will find out about BioDesign, Octanis and many other highly innovative cross disciplinary projects taking place in the heart of Switzerland.
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- Innovation Forum Lausanne, SV Postdoc association, Nextrends and Univercité