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OUTLAW BIOLOGY: PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN THE AGE OF BIG BIO
29 JANUARY 2010
CNSI AUDITORIUM
Presented by the UCLA Center for
Society and Genetics and moderated by
Christopher Kelty, the Outlaw Biology
symposium explored new forms of public
participation in biological research,
raised questions and cultivated ideas
about how life could and should be
studied.
Panelists addressed issues including
do-it-yourself biology, open source
science, at home medical genetics,
bioart*, and novel ethical engagements
with science at the cutting edge.
PARTICIPANTS:
Gaymon Bennet (SynBERC and Ars-
Synthetica.net, Berkeley) / Jason Bobe
(DIYBio.org and The Personal Genome
Project, Cambridge, MA) / Roger Brent
(Fred Hutchison Cancer Center, Seattle)
/ Phil Lukeman (Cal Poly Pomona) / Hugh
Rienhoff (MyDaughtersDNA.org, Berkeley)
/ Meredith Paterson (Hacker, Belgium)
/ Victoria Vesna (UCLA Art|Science
Center, UCLA Design Media Arts, Los
Angeles).
*Hox Zodiac and Sniffing Booth were
presented as part of this event.
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