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What Is Biohacking and Should We Be Afraid of It? | Tech-x-planations | Singularity Hub

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Biohacking is a relatively new field of amateur and professional scientists conducting “do-it-yourself” biology experiments. The word “hacking”may bring up

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Latina Science Outreach and Diversity Advocate Is Among 65 Inspiring Women in STEM Award Winners • iBiology

20th March 2020 BioHack Advocate, Among, Award, Diversity, iBiology, Inspiring, Latina, Outreach, science, STEM, Winners, Women

Award Provides National Recognition to Girls Who Are Earning a Variance in the Fields of Science, Engineering, Engineering, and Arithmetic

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Rethinking the Narrative of “Diversity in Science” • iBiology

18th March 2020 BioHack Diversity, iBiology, Narrative, Rethinking, science

By Mónica I. Feliú-Mójer, Nina Griffin and Elliot Kirschner Picture credit: UCSF/Noah Berger. Esteban Burchard is Latino. He grew up