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It is not the beginning. But it is a beginning, and one worth marking

Went into The Odyssey expecting another "woke" reinterpretation. Left pleasantly surprised. Nolan treats Homer's epic with respect, relying on practical filmmaking, stunning cinematography and restrained performances instead of spectacle...

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The 1st tangible outcome of my minisabbatical at @core-rwth.bsky.social surrounded by philosophers & social scientists. Can SynBio be an instrument not of domination but of partnership wth the natural world? I believe so, but a new narrative needs to be developed and its consequences taken seriously

Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Cultures of Research (c:o/re)@core-rwth.bsky.social · 3mo ago

🧬 In our latest blog post, @vdlorenzo.bsky.social explores a new, relational narrative for Synthetic Biology, a transition from control and containment to care and stewardship, rebranding the relationship between humans and the living world. 🔗 Find the post here: khk.rwth-aachen.de/from-control...

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I am growingly convinced that GM bacteria for release as bioremediation agents must have a separate regulatory frame compared to other GM items, as their only purpose and moral value is doing good things for the society, the environment and helping restoring ecological balance 🤔

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Time to rethink prevailing views re regulations on GE & SynBio microbes for env bioremediation in an era of climate change. We must move from a mindset of control & domination to one of stewardship & negotiation. Indigenous perspectives can help in bridging the artificial–natural divide. Stay tuned!

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Deadline for applications extended to July 22 🔔! An unique opportunity to engage with cutting-edge science in a highly interactive format 👇

Victor de Lorenzo (CNB, Madrid)@vdlorenzo.bsky.social · last yr.

Dear Pseudomonas aficionados: just a few weeks left to apply for this milestone CSH-Asia hands-on Course on Pseudomonas SynBio & Biotech in Suzhou www.csh-asia.org?content/2645. The experiments run there will be the basis of a dedicated CSHL protocol book on our fav microorganism!