Rob Carlson discusses DIYbio and Open Source biology on The Economist

Rob Carlson on synthetic biology: THE ECONOMIST

Rob Carlson states: innovators are necessary to create solutions to pressing problems – and these innovators often work with or come from interest groups such as DIYbio.

The Economist: “You can do a lot in your garage – A professor of biosynthesis on DIYbio / open-source biology, buying DNA online and the problem with patents”

Rob Carlson on THE ECONOMISTRob Carlson on synthetic biology

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7 Responses to Rob Carlson discusses DIYbio and Open Source biology on The Economist

  1. Ivan says:

    embed the vid next time

  2. Ivan says:

    I tried in Opera, Chrome and Firefox and the vid doesn’t load in any one of those

  3. The video worked for me yesterday (Firefox on OSX) – could be that wordpress messed it up.

    Here is the direct link to the video:

    http://audiovideo.economist.com/?fr_story=706e536c2a60f103f23adcc3f0c0c76150dfbe6b

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  6. Bruce says:

    The video worked for me yesterday (Firefox on OSX) – could be that wordpress messed it up.

    Here is the direct link to the video:

    http://audiovideo.economist.com/?fr_story=706e536c2a60f103f23adcc3f0c0c76150dfbe6b

  7. Lilly says:

    The video worked for me yesterday (Firefox on OSX) – could be that wordpress messed it up.

    Here is the direct link to the video:

    http://audiovideo.economist.com/?fr_story=706e536c2a60f103f23adcc3f0c0c76150dfbe6b

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