The MboaLab operates as a node of the Open Bioeconomy Lab. The founder of the lab is a member of the African Open Science and
Our work on the open enzymes project was featured in an article by Lara Streiff at Stanford University. See the original version on Stanford Science
Reeta Roy, President and CEO of Mastercard Foundation on 5th September, 2019 paid a familiarity tour visit to Kumasi Hive, a tech and entrepreneurial innovation
The Biomaker Africa programme is an initiative by the Open Plant fund, Synthetic Biology Strategic Research Initiative (Synbio SRI) and University of Cambridge. The programme
Bacterial cultures, especially in bulk quantities must be closely monitored to grow in optimal conditions. These conditions include temperature, pH and oxygenation. Previous projects have
Synthetic Café Ghana is a bi-monthly public engagement event to educate the general public, scientists and researchers alike on contemporary science advances in biotechnology and
Written by: Jenny Molloy (University of Cambridge), Juan Pedro Maestre (University of Texas, Austin) Experimental science is typically dependent on hardware: equipment, sensors and machines.
A review of the Gathering for Open Science 2018 written for PLOS by Jenny Molloy. GOSH 2018 brought over 110 of the most active developers
The following is from a talk at MIT Media Lab in April 2018, given as a guest lecturer on the “Biolabs of the Future” course
I’m excited and honoured to be in the first of week of a Shuttleworth Fellowship to explore the open bioeconomy. Shuttleworth Foundation would like to