Alison Irvine and Daniel Grushkin of Biodesign Challenge were invited to ECHO Dubai festival on December 15th to present on the future of biodesign and BDC.
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BDC 2017 Team Pink Chicken Project has been featured in Dezeen’s review of the Embassy of Food exhibition at Dutch Design Week
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Eva Auer, Sean Greaves, and Joseph Revans, winners of the BDC 2017 Runner-Up Prize from the University of Edinburgh, recently led a“Biodesign for Social Impact” workshop at Dutch Design Week
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Olivia Bargman and Nina Cutler from Central Saint Martins took home the Overall Prize at the Biodesign Challenge 2017 with their project, Quantworm Mine.
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The Biodesign Challenge has partnered with PETA, Stella McCartney, and Stray Dog Capital to sponsor a prize that will be awarded to the team that designs the best animal-free wool during the 2018 Biodesign Challenge Summit.
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Pink Chicken Project from BDC 2017 is featured in Next Natured News.
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The Pink Chicken Project featured in VICE’s Motherboard.
Read MoreThe INTREXON SUSTAINABLE FOOD + AGRICULTURE PRIZE will be awarded to the student team that explores a project that addresses agriculture, food production, packaging, or distribution.
Read MoreDaniel Grushkin and Alison Irvine visited Arizona State University's Biodesign Challenge class and participated in the Emerge Festival in February, 2017.
Read More“Biodesign is a quickly growing field, and it will rely on designers as much as scientists.”
Read MoreBDC's Daniel Grushkin introduced the first installation in the Biotech Futures Talk + Lab Series, Privacy in the Era of Personal Genomics, at Data & Society on January 19th, 2017. The panel included Jason Bobe and Sophie Zaaijer and was moderated by Heather Dewey-Hagborg.
Read MoreThis coming January, 21 schools and 23 classrooms from around the world will explore the convergence of biotechnology, art and design as part of the Biodesign Challenge 2017.
Read MoreProgram Director Daniel Grushkin takes part in a panel discussion entitled Biodesign for the Real World: Why Design is Necessary for the Future of the Bio Industry at SynBiobeta SF 2016.
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Biodesign Challenge Program Director Daniel Grushkin spoke about the history of bioart and recent work from the Biodesign Challenge 2016 to the Summer Study Program at Sotheby's Institute of Art.
Read MoreWomen's Wear Daily features FIT and their project, Bioesters, as winners of the Biodesign Challenge 2016.
Read MoreFast Company features projects from the Biodesign Challenge Summit 2016 in The Future of Biotech in Design? Spiders, Slime, and Fungus.
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