Design, build and discover creative technology. In September 2017, we will start the third series of FabSchool, the after-school activity at our Fablab.
It is held every four years, each time under a different name: a unique Dutch hacker camp. This year's edition is called SHA (Still Hacking Anyway) and we are present.
500 Amsterdammers are measuring the water quality in Amsterdam this summer. For this purpose they are equipped with a Waterbox to perform several tests.
Do you want to be part of the future of the clothing industry and a global network of pioneers worldwide? You can when you join the Fabricademy: a new international textile academy program!
The Science Bus and its crew are under way. Till November 2017 the Science Bus will tour through Europe bringing workshops and tools to investigate the world around you.
BioHack Academy is a unique international 10-week program, during which participants build and use their own biolabs. We are now seeking new partner labs for the fifth series, starting January 30th, 2018.
Out of the 17 brands represented in a recent Greenpeace and iFixit assessment, only three - Dell, Fairphone and HP - provide all spare parts and repair manuals.
OBA, HvA, Pakhuis de Zwijger and Waag Society have won the NSVP / GAK SkiLLLsChallenge 2017 with a plan for a Fellowship programme for teachers within the project Amsterdam Maakplaats 021.
The recently published fifth edition of the digital magazine 'Mediawijs in het onderwijs' (Media literacy in education) covers the topic of maker education in The Netherlands.
De biokunstenaars Xandra van der Eijk met ‘Seasynthesis’, Cheng Guo met ‘Anon. - An intervention in the Anthropocene’ en Jiwon Woo (USA) met ‘Mother's Hand Taste (Son-mat)’ zijn op vrijdag 19 mei uitgeroepen tot de winnaars van de Bio Art & Design Award 2017 (BAD Award).
This report, and accompanying guide, produced as part of the DSI4EU project, maps the projects and organisations using technology to tackle social challenges across Europe.
The ethical boundaries of science are heavily debated, both behind closed doors and in the public eye. Trust Me, I'm an Artist initiates the discussion on such matters.
