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Ellen Jorgensen : le Biohacking -- Vous aussi, vous pouvez le faire.

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On a l'informatique personnelle, pourquoi pas la biotechnologie personnelle ? Voilà la question que la biologiste Ellen Jorgensen et ses collègues se sont posé avant d’ouvrir Genspace, un laboratoire communautaire de biotechnologie à but non lucratif à Brooklyn, un endroit où les amateurs peuvent aller et bricoler avec de la biotechnologie. Rien à voir avec le laboratoire du Dr. Frankenstein (comme certains ont imaginé). Genspace offre plein d'activités ludiques, créatives et pratiques dans le cadre du concept 'Bio bricolage'.

Ellen Jorgensen is at the leading edge of the do-it-yourself biotechnology movement, which brings scientific exploration and understanding to the masses. Full bio »

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