How do scientists do disease surveillance and study biodiversity through the lens of genomics? Citizen scientist Blacki Migliozzi joined a group of jungle field researchers to find out.

Through anecdotes and stunning photography he will walk us through what it's like to work with big cats, primates, birds, bats, frogs, snakes and many other kinds of organisms. He'll also provide first-hand observations of the habitat loss endangering these ecosystems as well as the dangers scientists put themselves in when doing this important work.

We're located in Suite 319, you may have to call/text the lab phone (7086371289) to enter.

Biotech Without Borders is a member-led, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, community biolab founded in 2017 to serve the New York City community. See our website for more details!

What better way to welcome spring than a party? Please join us for an open house-style Saturday afternoon celebration at the Biotech Without Borders community biolab in Queens NY. We welcome friends—new and old—to see our wonderful Long Island City facilities. Meet our members, find out about workshops, lectures and community projects happening in the coming months. Ellen says she hasn't made DNA cocktails in awhile but is willing to give it a try...

Food - Drinks - DNA Hijinks

We're located in Suite 319, you may have to call/text the lab phone (7086371289) to enter.

Biotech Without Borders is a member-led, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, community biolab founded in 2017 to serve the New York City community. See our website for more details!