DIYbio: Explore the World of Synthetic Biology

DIYbio members making agar art with colorful, genetically engineered strains of bacteria!

Are you interested in using bacteria to detect toxic metals in the environment? Making meatless meat? Using yeast to produce biofuel? Want to program your very own organism to solve a health/environmental issue? Learn more about the world of synthetic biology with DIYbio by making your own edible "GMO" and playing other fun games!

Location information

Campus: Tempe
Location type: OutdoorMall
Room or location: Tyler Mall (between ECG and ERC)
Indoors or outdoors: Outdoors

Other details

Zone: Zone C: Tempe
Student organization: DIYbio

STEM

Area of Interest

STEM

Target Age Group

All ages

Host

DIYbio

College or Department

Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University is the largest and most comprehensive engineering program in the United States. Our students represent 156 countries, all 50 states, Washington, D.C., Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering offers 25 undergraduate programs and 48 graduate programs in its eight schools.

In addition, ‘The Global School’ refers to the Fulton Schools’ collective efforts in engaging in a globally-connected network of higher education initiatives and collaborations with government entities to broaden access to engineering education and build partnerships important to improving our communities and all whom we serve.

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