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404_BIO://HACK

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​Biotechnology Unfiltered: what we’re doing, what’s missing, what’s possible

​Biotechnology is reshaping the future of health, food, and the environment faster than ever.
But in Peru, the sector still faces deep structural barriers: limited technical capacity, scarce funding, poor institutional coordination, and low citizen engagement.

​404_BIO://HACK – Vol. 1 is an invitation to have that conversation—unfiltered.

​We connect what is happening in the public sector with what still can’t happen, and we open a space to learn from global communities already leading biotech efforts, building networks, and pushing innovation forward.


​Two days. One central question:

​What kind of biotechnology do we want to build?


​🧬 DAY 1 — Biotechnology, Power & Bioethics in Peru

​📅 Friday, June 27 · 🕓 4:30 – 7:30 p.m. (GMT-5)

​A critical look at the current state of biotechnology in Peru. Talks from public institutions and voices in science communication.

​We’ll discuss:

  • ​Legal progress like the Law for Biotech Risk Prevention

  • ​Ongoing technical and institutional gaps

  • ​The need to include citizens in biotech decision-making

​If we want a strong, inclusive biotech sector, we must first acknowledge its limits and face them with honesty.


​🧪 DAY 2 — Biopunk & Radical Futures of Biotechnology

​📅 Saturday, June 28 · 🕙 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (GMT-5)

​A look into the emerging futures of biotechnology, led by young people, innovators, and alternative communities around the world:

  • ​Allbiotech: empowering young leaders and building the bioeconomy in Latin America

  • ​iGEM: training new generations of biotech changemakers

  • ​Biohackers and DIY communities: open science, from the margins, made real

​While some systems are still debating what's allowed, others are already building the future.

​This event isn’t just about showcasing projects—it’s about naming the tensions, addressing the barriers, and exploring what’s truly possible.

​To talk seriously about biotechnology in our region, we need to look both inward and outward.

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