[jcr]

Sorry, I'm not a biohacker, so I really don't know jack about your field of interest. I do know that I don't see much biohacking stuff on hn, so your question might be better directed towards a more specialized forum?

I do know there are hacker spaces specific to biohacking, and they usually have strong communities around them. One here in the silicon valley is called BioCurious.

http://biocurious.org/

[guojh0570]

Thank you for replying, I've visited some websites about biohacking, they're in USA and/or Europe, but I live in China. So I want to know some basic information. Of course I want to meet people who are good at biohacking.

[kanzure]

> they're in USA and/or Europe, but I live in China. So I want to know some basic information.

your best bet is https://groups.google.com/group/diybio - there are some people from China and all over the world.

You can find other groups here: http://diyhpl.us/wiki/diybio/groups

Even if you're in high school, you can still join or build your own lab. Don't let school get in the way of your work.

[guojh0570]

When I visited DIYbio.org, I tried to get in their email list, i.e. group/diybio.. But due to the GFW, I can not see the page. Thus I was so sad.

And thank you for the last line. I do agree what you said, and it's what I think as well.

BTW, it's hard to balance schoolwork with interests, the school doesn't encourage students to discover and do what they really enjoy. I've tried my best, I'm learning Latin as well.

[kanzure]

> But due to the GFW, I can not see the page.

You can send an email to [e-mail] if you want to read the mailing list. Also, there are public archives:

http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/irc/diybio.maildir.tar.gz