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- RT @DanielGrushkin: Glowing Plants Ignites Controversy http://t.co/uyPIfgzDsV 05:18:56 PM June 11, 2013 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Getting excited about @hdeweyh's Stranger Visions talk and exhibition Thursday! RSVP now to ensure your spot. #bioart http://t.co/VtdrSA0RBE 12:08:44 AM June 10, 2013 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Nice write-upon Heather Dewey-Hagborg's DNA portrait piece Stranger Visions on NBC. Her show opens next week! http://t.co/mL3Zyb7h9F 01:02:07 AM June 07, 2013 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Genspace member Andrea Sutton showing her work in this exhibition. Opening reception tonight 5-7pm, Gallatin... http://t.co/kE1VHLBa0T 05:25:19 PM June 06, 2013 from Facebook ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @JennieWhitwood Of course! You were amazing at Maker Faire. 12:04:25 PM June 06, 2013 from TweetDeck in reply to JennieWhitwood ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Project Cyborg is incredibly cool -- @autodesk is pushing the edge of possibility further and further all the time. http://t.co/CGKX0T9uhL 05:01:47 PM June 04, 2013 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- RT @hdeweyh: Great policy discussion @TheWilsonCenter! Looking forward to the NYC end of this conversation @genspacenyc june 13 http://t.co… 03:06:45 AM June 04, 2013 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Our Heather discussing policy at The Wilson Center! @hdeweyh @thewilsoncenter http://t.co/FKDB8xKRhh 06:45:00 PM June 03, 2013 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Featured Member Project: Vivian Xu's Living Devices. E-coli grown in charged media create beautiful images. #bioart http://t.co/MmBNL2TXJI 04:36:05 PM June 03, 2013 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Special Event! The DNA You Leave Behind: Heather Dewey-Hagborg's 'Stranger Visions' - http://t.co/bIJKA6rK8p 03:18:45 PM June 03, 2013 from MailChimp ReplyRetweetFavorite
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Member Project: Vivian Xu’s Living Devices
In a world where computer systems have the capacity to learn and resemble living systems, where we can clone our own meat and grow our own clothes, what then differentiates the organic from the artificial and the living from the … Continue reading
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At World Science Festival
Had a blast today at the World Science Festival! Always great to hang out with kids and have fun with science. First, one of the CUT/PASTE/GROW exhibitions was in full swing doing Maggot Q&A. The participants ask a question, choose … Continue reading
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WetPong!
Genspace is unveiling our new prototype of WetPong, the video game you play using swimming single-celled organisms this Saturday at World Science Festival. DATE: Saturday, June 1st, 2012 TIME: 12 PM – 8 PM PLACE: NYU Poly, 6 Metro Tech Center, … Continue reading
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Co-Founder Oliver Medvedik introducing James Watson to our booth at MakerFaire UK. So proud to show our work to such a colossus of science! Share the science:FacebookReddit
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Genspace at Ideas City
By Sarah Choukah On the morning of Saturday May 4 2013, Genspace members and volunteers set their workshop tables up on space 29 under “MirrorMirror”, Ideas City’s tent contest winner project designed by Davidson Rafailidis. The New Museum’s official ribbon-cutting … Continue reading
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