Molecular Genetics and Microbiology Department UC, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, CHILE
How open hardware and public domain reagents can leverage biotechnology research and education in Latin America
Host: J. Molloy
The urgent need to address inequalities in education, scientific research, and technological development has brought open science and open source technology to the forefront. In this talk, I address how the use of open protocols, public domain reagents, and open hardware has leveraged our research and educational capabilities in Biotechnology. I highlight how the interactions with open collaborative networks such as ReClone, JOGL and GOSH/reGOSH are also enabling the emergence of more decentralized models for biotechnology.
International Seminar Programme
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