Photo: Tagny Duff, A specimen prepared by Brandon Ballengée
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RSS- The last class and presentation of projects (April 7)
- Brandon Ballengée workshop (March 31)
- In search of deformed salamanders, Field research with Brandon Ballengée (Sunday March 28)
- Manuel de Landa: Species and Ecosystems
- The Line that Runs Between
- Embryos of Thought: The Productive Role of Language in Early Developmental Genetics
- Bacteria and Nanotechnology : Genetic engineering lessons for the “Masters of the Biosphere”
- Bacterial transformation lab (firefly gene and ecoli) with guest Marta de Menezes (March 3)
- Whose Body? Whose Objectivity?
- When wholeness requires a split: How tissue engineering continually transgresses the very fissure it depends on (though may overvalue its technological transparency)
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- Animals/Interspecies/Chimeras (3)
- Art/Sci projects (3)
- Bacteria: The first genetic engineers (2)
- Genohype (1)
- Growing Life (1)
- Manipulating life in the wet lab/studio (2)
- Organic/Digital/Hybrid ecosystems (1)
- Plastic Bodies: Animating the human corpse (1)
- Reinventing Bodies (2)
- Viral Contagion: Immunology across the digital and biological divide (1)
- Workshops (4)