DIYBio Vancouver

Science is all around us. Many find a love for it at an early age, but few continue to learn after leaving educational institutions. For those who continue to seek to know, there is DIYbio.

DIYbio is is a community in which burgeoning biological engineers can come together to learn and share ideas, bringing back that enthusiasm for science we experienced as kids. DIYbio promotes the responsible and safe practice of scientific techniques. We meet in the Vancouver area to discuss topics such as best practices, advances in related technology and market scope for new products.

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Recent Meetups

November 30, 2011 at 6:00 PM, 4 DIY Biologists attended
"Genes, Machines and Stem Cells" Free Public Forum
Please RSVP here: http://www.trfbc.org/site/Survey?ACTION_REQUIRED=URI_ACTION_USER_REQUESTS&SURVEY_ID=1421
September 17, 2011 at 5:00 PM, 4 DIY Biologists attended
Have an informal chat/coffee
Hey all... here's an opportunity to get to know eachother, and to plan out the next goals for the rest of the year. Bring your ideas, crazier ones even better!
June 19, 2011 at 2:00 PM, 2 DIY Biologists attended
Plan for the next DIYBio meetup
May 14, 2011 at 1:00 PM, 3 DIY Biologists attended
Let's discuss a good times/places for the next meetups
March 1, 2010 at 6:00 PM, 3 DIY Biologists attended
DIYBio meetup at Cuppa Joe's
They rated it 3.001 (1 ratings)

Hi all, we'll have our next meetup at Cuppa Joe Coffee. Please note the address is at a mini-mall on Alma Street, but the shop is located on the western far end of... Learn more

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What's new

New Member

Meriele Ana Zan joined
Tuesday at 5:24 PM

"I'm a biologist teacher. I'm from Brazil and I've been in Vancouver since 14th January to study English and do an internship. I wish to participate of your group to improve my English, learn more biology vocabulary and exchange informations."
New RSVP

Len L RSVPed Yes for Introduction for non-Biologists
February 8 at 4:34 PM

TBD

Introduction for non-Biologists

1 attending
New Discussion Reply

Michael Yamashita replied to What work has been done on creating a biohackerspace?
February 5 at 10:43 PM

"Hello Andre, and welcome aboard! Admittedly we are a bit behind Biocurious in Silicon Valley and GenSpace in NYC. But with all the new people joining recently, it looks like the critical mass is being built, and will snowball...."
New Member

Sung joined
February 3 at 12:22 AM

"Sounds like a cool group."
New Member

Jon McCleery joined
January 31 at 10:33 AM

"Looking to learn more about Bio Hacking"
New Member

Goran joined
January 27 at 1:08 AM

"I am biotechnologist and forester. Some graduate studies and work in molecular genetics lab at University of Manitoba, Netherlands and Macedonia."
New Discussion

andre paris started What work has been done on creating a biohackerspace?
January 25 at 6:26 PM

"What work has been done on creating a biohackerspace?"

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New Member

andre paris joined
January 25 at 6:23 PM

"had wanted to study the sciences and eventually go into synthetic biology but couldn't handle the stress of school"
New Member

Andrew joined
January 21 at 8:40 AM

"Hi! I have a deal with molecular pharmacology. I'm a very interesting and liberal person! I'm going to live in Canada or in Sweden: I like countries with developed human rights."
New Member

Ian Wojtowicz joined
January 19 at 11:40 PM

"Artist, designer, engineer."