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BioArtBot (https://www.bioartbot.org/) is a project for learning synthetic biology through creative expression.

A liquid handling robot "prints" the submitted drawing with microbes onto a petri dish. It places a few cells at each location, and over a few days these cells multiply until each "pixel" is actually a microbial colony (it uses strains of genetically modified E. coli).

The artistic value of the drawing I submitted is negligible, but my daughter is very happy with the result.

This entry was edited (1 year ago)
in reply to Danny (he/they)

@danwchan Thank you Danny!

Unfortunately I missed the #solsticeschool2023 hashtag (and a lot of interesting presentations!), but I signed up for your talk (I hope to be able to connect in time 🙂 )

This entry was edited (1 year ago)
in reply to Marcoscan

I believe that my presentation and others will be recorded and posted to the archive so you'll be able to catch up if you miss something notable

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