Mackenzie Cowell is one of the founders of DIYbio.org. He is featured in the most recent of our ongoing series of video interviews with notable makers, sponsored by Dow chemical, over at elementsofhumanity.com. Mac is a big advocate, not just of the fledgling discipline of synthetic biology (or “biological engineering,” as it’s coming to be […]
If you’re an Oregono or otherwise planning to be in Portland environs on September 26th, you should consider stopping by the Portland TechShop at 3:00PM to participate in their shendig. Bring a dish and a project for show-and-tell. There’ll be an egg-drop and prizes. Sponsored by MAKE:PDX.
You won’t be seeing Collin’s smiling face around these parts for the next three weeks, but that’s because he’s getting married! Congrats to Collin and Erica from all of us here at MAKE! We’ll miss you while you’re gone, but we’re so so happy for you.
This is just a friendly reminder to use the MAKE Events Calendar to post notices of your upcoming regular or one-time events and meetings. We’re getting too many events submitted each week to post them all here, so we’re hoping to get people in the habit of posting to the calendar and then, each week, […]
A new design studio and shop is opening in San Francisco and they are looking for product submissions. Non*Mart, as the shop is aptly named, touts an interesting alternative to traditional commerce by promoting the barter system. Artists are invited to submit pieces for inclusion in the shop. From the site, “To be considered, your […]
If you’re in the SF Bay area, don’t miss the segment on Maker Faire tonight at 7 p.m. on CBS 5’s Eye on the Bay!
Just a reminder, don’t forget to add your “MAKEcation” tagged photos to the MAKE Flickr pool to enter one of our three challenges: Teach your Family to Solder (“family” is a flexible term), Hack your Cooler, or Build a Trebuchet. We’re giving away a $100 Maker Shed gift certificate to one winner in each category! […]
