Bio.Kitchen

14/01/2020

21/11/2019

Yesterday Dr. Luisa F. Jiménez Soto
a Microbiologist conducted the advanced Microbiology course. She taught about the wonders of the Microbiome on our Planet and how our Life and Food is influenced by wonderful tiny Microorganisms

21/10/2019

Curious about whats happening in the BioKitchen?
Join us this Wednesday(23.10) 6 pm UnternehmerTUM GmbH in Garching :)
https://www.utum-bio-kitchen.de/events/opening-ideation-dinner-call-for-ideas

Are you interested in the lab and would like to find out whats actually going on or what you can do in the Bio.kitchen? Or discuss your project ideas with us and our community? Come to our opening ideation dinner and check it out.

14/10/2019

Want to have free Acces to the Bio.Kitchen lab? 😍
Attend the Safety Introduction course in order to biohack your own projects in the lab!

Here are the dates:
🔥Oct 28th
🔥Nov 11th and Nov 25th
🔥Dec 9th
🔥Jan 20th

🤩From 2 pm to 3:30pm🤩

23/07/2019

This year’s TECHFEST MUNICH is looking for MedTech-skills! 😍
During the three days (06-08 September 2019), you will be working on great tech challenges brought to you by various partners - first round of acceptance is near, so dive right into it and apply here: techfestmunich.com/registration! Also, don’t hesitate if your not into MedTech, but your a , , , or or from any other discipline that might bring good ideas to a team regarding analyzing, ideating, prototyping and presenting a solution!

23/07/2019

Kilobaser Bioteleportation Workshop

23/07/2019

14/07/2019

11/07/2019

Bio.Kitchen was one of the Tech Challenge partners this semester! We provided a challenge for the students and were really amazed by their ideas and prototypes.
The winner team chosen by Bio.Kitchen is BioConteri. 😍

08/07/2019

08/07/2019

22.05.19 Rapid Prototyping Microfluidics
In this workshop we explored the possibilites of Microfluidics for the field of Molecularbiology using our own 3D-Printer.

01/07/2019

Worm in progress here in Bio.Kitchen! 😯

19/06/2019

In Bio.Kitchen we learnt how to copy DNA through PCR! 🤩
(While having fun🥳)
PCR is the acronym for Polymerase Chain Reaction and it is a common laboratory technique used to make many copies (millions or billions!) of a particular region of DNA.
Typically, the goal of PCR is to make enough of the target DNA region that it can be analyzed or used in some other way. For instance, DNA amplified by PCR may be sent for sequencing, visualized by gel electrophoresis, or cloned into a plasmid for further experiments.
Join us next time!

17/05/2019

In Bio.Kitchen we have everything you need. The only thing missing is you. Come in Bio.Kitchen and biohack your own projects in the lab!
Opening hours: every Monday & Wednesday from 2pm-7pm. See you there😉