It's funny you should mention him today. Attila, the guy who runs the pimm blog came up in a discussion with Kanzure yesterday. My comment then was that the diy-bio world still is so small that people have some idea of who the other people in it are and touch bases with them from time to time.

Attila writes in google groups like diybio and BioBarCamp. It's a real small world still.

I like his writing too.

- Splicer

Some freshly uploaded biosafety clips, about 10min each:


Link to this clip at Vimeo

The other clips are:

Radionuclide Hazards
Glassware Washing Hazards
Emergency Response
Chemical Hazards
Centrifugation Hazards

Link is here.

(thanks wrldpc)

- Splicer

A link to archives of the Biotech Nation radio show. Theres a lot of good interviews there.

http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/series/technation.html

The BioBricks Foundation has a YouTube channel. Who knew? (Link)

MIT World
"MIT World is a free and open site that provides on demand video of significant public events at MIT. MIT World's video index contains more than 600 videos."
Link is here

MIT Course materials
Selection of video and audio from the curriculum.
Link is here

The Biological Engineering courses are here

-dR

Hey, check this site out: (link)

It's the Citizen of Science blog. The creator has some very good ideas about DIY tools. Check out the homemade centrifuge made from a blender base with a few extra parts. Good stuff.

This Week in Virology

A podcast series in the same format as "This Week In Tech". Well made.

Link

-dR