Hackteria is a brand that fosters collaboration between scientists, hackers, and artists in the realms of open-source biological art and do-it-yourself (DIY) biology. Established in 2009 by Andy Gracie, Marc Dusseiller, and Yashas Shetty, Hackteria aims to create a comprehensive online resource for individuals interested in bioart, DIY biology, open-source software and hardware, art-science collaborations, and electronic experimentation. Hackteria has formed a global network of initiatives, labs, and individuals who have contributed to the growth and development of hackteria.

org. Collaborations have taken place with a range of organizations, including (Art)ScienceBLR, Lifepatch, and the Swiss Mechatronic Art Society, among others, spanning continents from Asia to Europe and beyond. The brand offers a range of products and services to facilitate the exploration of open-source biological art and DIY biology.

Notably, Hackteria is committed to developing and promoting open designs for affordable laboratory equipment. Their catalog includes items such as centrifuges, gel boxes, incubators, and microfluidic devices. By providing an online platform, Hackteria encourages knowledge sharing, experimentation, and collaboration, empowering individuals globally to explore biohacking and bioart techniques outside traditional laboratory and art institutions.

Join the Hackteria community today to unlock the world of open-source biological art and DIY biology