Re: anyone in singapore or southeast asia?

[Michel Bauwens]

 I certainly would like to meet Denisa when she's here,

 

though I have followed the diybio movement in some way, I'm not aware of people in the region doing this as yet, but I could ask around,

 

I copy Sunit Shestra who is well connected in thailand and may have some ideas, and ARthit, both in cc: John berns is the regional barcamp organizer and may also forward to jan delefsen of the bangkok hacklab (I don't seem to have jan's email)

 

all of these people also have facebook accounts

 

thanks bryan for putting us in touch

 

Michel

On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 10:13 PM, Bryan Bishop <kan...@gmail.com> wrote:

On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 5:26 AM, Denisa Kera wrote:
> I'm looking for people interested/practicing DIYbio in
> SIngapore/Malaysia/Thailand. In July during the World Congress of
> Bioethics http://www.bioethics-singapore.org/wcb2010/  (July 28 - 30)
> I am organizing meeting/panel  with some bioartists in the local
> Hackerspace.sg , would be great to meet more people and turn this into
> a workshop/get some idea if there is a community of bio enthusiasts
> here!

Hello Denisa. I think that Michel Bauwens might be your best contact
for that region. Michel, is there anyone in these areas that you can
point Denisa towards? You should both meet, too.

- Bryan
http://heybryan.org/
1 512 203 0507

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[Arthit Suriyawongkul]

Andrews is an artist activist, he now runs a Conference of Birds media
space in Bangkok.
http://www.conferenceofbirds.com/

Soraj is a prof in philosophy at Center for Ethics of Science and
Technology, Chulalongkorn University.
One of his research interests is bioethics.

I also cc: editor of Bioscope and Fuse magazines.
Bioscope is a film/critic magazine which used to run a bioethics animation
competition (i know there was one in 2006, but not sure if it's still
running or not).
Fuse is also a magazine/space run by Bioscope team, they love events.

cheers,
art

On Sun, May 2, 2010 at 3:58 PM, Denisa Kera <denis...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks to all for suggestions and you are warmly invited to come/take
> part, the date is not confirmed but it seems it will be July 30, will
> have one official panel at the conference venue and then just all day
> workshops/fun stuff in Hackerspace with a party
>
> DIYbio: from biohacking to bioart
> Singapore 2010
> part of 10th World Congress of Bioethics
> http://www.bioethics-singapore.org/wcb2010/
> Hackerspace.sg
>
> Would you like to play with your genome or create synthetic organisms
> that compete in biotech games? Would you like to use lab tools when
> cooking and transform your kitchen into biotech lab where alcohol is
> served as ice-cream and unexpected flavors like white chocolate and
> caviar can mix? Would you like to translate scientific protocols into
> art manifests and create sculptures from tissues, do performances with
> DNA, make installations from biotopes and use media displays made from
> bacteria? If your answer is yes, join us in Hackerspace to test your
> ideas and visions.  We will turn the local Hackerspace into
> Biohackerspace for one day to explore the territory between public,
> private and lab spaces and discuss various forms of biohacking,
> biopunk, bioart and molecular gastronomy. How relevant are these
> citizen science and science enthusiast practices for innovation? What
> are some new design and art ideas related to biotechnologies? How can
> we involve critical design practices in bioethics discussions? How can
> these probes and experiments introduce new Science Technology Society
> questions? We will cook, play and hack in order to discuss this and in
> the evening will have the first ever DIYbio party in Singapore.

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