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Revision as of 14:32, 5 September 2022
Starting this portal wiki page to all the zines collected from the network...
Contents
- 1 Small publications from Hackteria Workshops/Labs
- 1.1 NanoŠmano
- 1.2 BioCyber Kidzzz
- 1.3 Cheese & CRISPR
- 1.4 Hackteria's Empathetic Taxidermy Zine
- 1.5 Almost DONE: Nata de Coco (Or How to Grow Bacterial Nano-Cellulose at Home)
- 1.6 In Progress: Mémoires from Germline Hacks and Body Mods
- 1.7 Transgenic Human Genome Alternatives Project - thGAP
- 1.8 Short guide to soil microscopy
- 1.9 19th Century Anatomy Book of Human Genome Editing using CRISPR (generated using AI)
- 2 Zines from Friends in the Network
- 2.1 artScience BLR - IGEM publications
- 2.2 Mary Maggic - Estrogen and others
- 2.3 Aga's and Agryfp's FermentLab Zines
- 2.4 Pin's BioTransLab and others
- 2.5 Hiking Hack and Dinacon booklets
- 2.6 Foodphreaking - Center for Genomic Gastronomy
- 2.7 WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS - Center for Genomic Gastronomy
- 2.8 Gasthaus: Fermentation and Bacteria & Sonmas recipes
- 2.9 Others
Small publications from Hackteria Workshops/Labs
NanoŠmano
"NanoŠmano Zine - NanoŠmano, NanoPunk and the Hacking of Future", published in 2010, as part of First Edition of NanoŠmano, Ljubljana. More info about NanoŠmano - LifeSystem, the third edition, on this wiki.
BioCyber Kidzzz
Hackteria & SGMK BioCyberKidzz
https://www.hackteria.org/workshops/hackteria-sgmk-biocyberkidzz/
File:BioCyberKidzz Labjournal.pdf
File:BioCyberKids_booklet_review_Ars.pdf
Cheese & CRISPR
Download the booklet in Japanese: File:Cheese_CRISPR_booklet_jap.pdf or English: File:Cheese_CRISPR_booklet.pdf
Part of our workshop with lifepatch and BioClub in Tokyo, we wanted to make a Japanese version of the Cheesemaking booklet. See more on Chrisper-Chäsli#Workshop_Fr._10._Feb_2017_-_BioClub_Tokyo
Hackteria's Empathetic Taxidermy Zine
Almost DONE: Nata de Coco (Or How to Grow Bacterial Nano-Cellulose at Home)
Still finishing it....
In Progress: Mémoires from Germline Hacks and Body Mods
Started to work on it...
Transgenic Human Genome Alternatives Project - thGAP
See more on Mind thGAP
A reflection on the workshops series Mind thGAP - Transgenic Human Genome Alternatives Project, and an invitation to collaborate on the CGCB - Creative Germline Construct Bank, an online open source bioinformatics database of diverse genetic constructs for germline entry using the GOSHPA - General Open Source Plasmid for Human Arts, as a chassis for transgene infection into a newly fertilized ovum.
Adam Zaretsky, Marc Dusseiller, Cristian Delgado, Paula Pin, Mary Maggic and many collaborators worldwide. The events were held in early summer 2021 at the Hackteria ZET - Open Science Lab in Zürich, Switzerland, and online.
"Genetically modifying the human germline with novel and creative genomic alterations is more aesthetically nuanced in an orthogonal to the contemporary sense than your average clinical CRISPR baby applique."
Its a zine, and QR code invite to collab and be a part of the only online open source bioinformatics database of diverse genetic constructs for human germline entry. All the CGCB genes were chosen publicly by amateur bioartists, citizen scientists and DIY-BIO hobbyists. used for for transgene infection into a newly fertilized ovum during home IVF, garage human embryo design and transgenic human alternative brood breeding without copyright or proprietary nuisance.
Short guide to soil microscopy
We are happy to announce the publication of our Soil microscopy zines in English and Spanish! (more languages coming soon)
This booklet was produced in the framework of the project series "UROŠ - Ubiquitous Rural Open Science Hardware" (1), a collaboration of the Global Hackteria Network and mikroBIOMIK Society (2), humus Sapiens, Gathering for Open Science Hardware (3) and Ayllu Cooperativa (4). The artistic community and education laboratory GT22 (5) and it’s HeklabGT22 has offered the research location during "UROŠ Temporary Autonomous Lab" in Maribor 2021.
Microbial ecosystems create the conditions for our survival on planet earth: they establish and modulate all our habitats, our climate as well as our health and mood. Cooperation with microbes is the only reasonable strategy for all larger form of life - including humans.
Fertile soil is the basis of civilization. Empires rise and fall with the cultivation and degradation of land. Industrialized agriculture leads to a loss of soil structure, nutrient degradation and contamination - ultimately breaking down ecosystems and eroding the soil to infertile desert.
Let’s see who actually lives down there. Maybe they are still willing to collaborate.
(1) https://www.hackteria.org/wiki/UROS
(3) https://openhardware.science/
(4) https://www.instagram.com/ayllucoope/
(5) https://gt22.si/
19th Century Anatomy Book of Human Genome Editing using CRISPR (generated using AI)
Download the file ready for print, double-sided, shortside flip: File:CRISPR_19thCentury_ZinePrint.pdf
Zines from Friends in the Network
artScience BLR - IGEM publications
https://www.hackteria.org/media/brochures-by-the-artscience-blr/
New Links for Download:
DIRT
File:DIRT_artscienceBLR_Handbook-2011.pdf
Synthetic Ecology - Frequently used terms
File:IGEM-Comic-2010_artscienceBLR.pdf
SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY FOR ARTISTS & DESIGNERS
File:Synbio_for_Artists_Handbook_IGEM09_Font_HighFiber.pdf
Mary Maggic - Estrogen and others
Aga's and Agryfp's FermentLab Zines
https://archive.org/details/fermentlab-pixelache-2017-strasbourg-zine-part-1/page/n7/mode/2up
Pin's BioTransLab and others
Spanish Version:
English Version:
- https://archive.org/details/pin-bio-translab/
- For Print: File:Pin_BioTransLab_Zine_ShortSidePrint.pdf
- For Screen: File:Pin_BioTransLab_screen.pdf
Hiking Hack and Dinacon booklets
http://andy.dorkfort.com/andy/digitalnatural/category/pubs/print/
And inspired by our archiving discussions he put them all up on archive.org
Digital Naturalism Theory And Guidelines
Hacking The Wild Making Sense Of Nature In The Madagascar Jungle
and many more: https://archive.org/details/@blorgggg
Foodphreaking - Center for Genomic Gastronomy
THE JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTS, EXPLOITS AND EXPLORATIONS OF THE HUMAN FOOD SYSTEM
Published by the Center for Genomic Gastronomy
Food Phreaking is the journal of experiments, exploits and explorations of the human food system. Each issue contains stories about the space where food, technology & open culture meet. Food Phreaking Issue 00 is the prequel and contains 38 short stories outlining what Food Phreaking is, and what it is not. Food Phreaking Issue 01 is "A Culinary Compendium of Curious Botanical Fruits". Issue 02 is called "What is In Vitro Meat?", Issue 03, focusses on the human microbiome. Our newest issue uncovers the secret lives of seeds, with short stories and essays written by the Center and various expert contributors around the globe. Food Phreaking Issue 04: Seeds is risograph printed by HATO Press with a 4-color fold out cover and two-color interior. This issue is 100% self-published, thanks to your contributions and continued support. As always, Food Phreaking is licensed under Creative Commons and the full book is available as a free, downloadable PDF below. Thank you and enjoy!
WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS - Center for Genomic Gastronomy
In 2011 I designed a simple poster that stated WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS together with Zack Denfeld. While visiting Bangalore that same year, we had the poster printed by lithography printers who mainly created posters for the local film industry. The initial WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BIOHACKERS posters (we can’t remember if we printed 100 or 500) were randomly distributed by ourselves and our friend Yashas Shetty. They were given away at workshops and other events as we travelled between Asia, Europe and North America. Since then, the poster has taken on a life of its own, travelling the world through various networks, both digital and analogue, morphing over time, but with a message that resonates.
This publication documents an attempt at tracing the origin and the path of the poster as it travelled through a community of artists and scientists over the course of a ten year period.
To research this history and map out this path I dug into the collective memory of a handful of people who themselves have a relationship to the poster in one way or another. I conducted online interviews with each of them using various digital platforms, from zoom to Hackteria’s homemade island (island.hackteria.org).
Download it here: File:biohackers-zine-timeline.pdf
Or as printable and foldable booklet: File:biohackers-zine-timeline-book.pdf