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4worldlovers: "How to Make and Grow Almost Anything!" We will make an info session about BioAcademy 2024 and FabAcademy 2024. Please join if you want to find out more!


We will have a look at the newly release Foldscope 2.0 and Foldscope Mini, and compare them with the original Foldscope. Please join, if you want to have a hands-on experience with the Foldscope.

Takahiro Tsukamoto is currently conduction research at metaPhorest as part of his doctoral dissertation at the University of Tokyo in Cultural Anthropology. He will talk on his research on BioArt and the surrounding Ethical Issues.

Weed Day will talk about their artistic practice and about contemporary foraging in today's age.

An artist talk to introduce a new speculative film Finnish artist Aaro Murphy is making exploring electronic noses and ways in which they might assimilate into our urban fabric. The talk is a continuation of The Tokyo Arts & Science research residency hosted by BioClub Tokyo, The Finnish Institute in Japan and BioArt Society Finland, in October 2022.

In this 2-hour workshop, you will be invited to (re)discover the story of Futakuchi-Onna, a yōkai from Japanese mythology, through simple hands-on and performative activities. Together we will investigate her past, understand her present and imagine her future.

​"A lively body of work in the social sciences is highlighting the role of design in rethinking our relationship with the more-than-human, whether through the development of learning methods based on experimentation and sensory immersion, or through so-called 'ontological' design."

Georg and Kat will make an informal report and summary of the Fab23 Conference they attened in Bhutan. FAB23 is the annual global gathering of everything related to Fab, we will talk about FabAcademy, BioAcademy, BioHackAcademy and the amazing workshops and talks that happenend in Bhutan. Join if you want to find out more!

During this talk, Noémie will present her current artistic and ongoing research at ARCUS as well as recent projects such as Mythical Living Data (2022). She will particularly discuss the connection between myths, science and storytelling and its power to engage larger and non-specialist audiences in scientific knowledge, bioethics and biopolitics.