Diy

[close] From Wikipedia: A network of individuals from around the globe that aims to help make biology a worthwhile pursuit for citizen scientists, biohackers, amateur biologists, and do-it-yourself bioengineers who value openness and safety. Participants call themselves ‘biohackers’, not hackers in the sense of infiltrating protected places and stealing information, but hackers in the original sense of taking things apart and putting them back together in a new, better way. These biohackers often pursue these interests outside of their jobs, companies or institutional labs. -------------------------------- This group is intended to complement discussions on books at the global discussion forum (http://groups.google.com/group/diybio). I anticipate mostly non-fiction books and maybe a few science fiction additions, but who knows what'll end up here :)

[close] Recommend Crafting and Do-It-Yourself books and resources (Apps, Magazines, the works) with reviews.

[close] Greetings everyone! Thank you for your interest in the Abubakari Scholars Foundation's Readers Challenge Club. Here, you will find reading challenges that are designed to keep your family engaged, inspired, and informed. Some challenges will be child and adult-only, respectively. Others will be open to the entire family. Some months will be themed while others will be open for self-directed reading. And some challenges will yield tangible prizes and incentives for participation. We encourage everyone to consider this community as an opportunity to explore new genres, delve into new disciplines, and to push yourselves to new literary heights! It is our hope that by joining us here, you will be introduced to an abundance of works that is produced by/for us and build new friendships along the way. Happy reading!

[close] Make Great Stuff! TAB is a leading publisher of DIY technology books for makers, hackers & electronics hobbyists. TAB is an imprint of McGraw-Hill Professional.