Open Source Ink

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1. Simone Cicero:

"The overall excitement with regards to the work done by the group led by Thomas Landrain (president) shall grow even more when you think about an incredible project that is slowly taking off and that, hopefully, will hit public visibility soon: the realization of an open source ink, produced by bacteria. Yes, you’ve heard well: the guys from La Paillasse engineered a process to synthesize a blue ink that could be used in inkjet printers and that is completely biodegradable and environment friendly.


2. Thomas Landrain:

"“We are finally really excited by the advancement of a project that makes possible to brew yourself a blue ink using bacteria. This first of its kind open-source biological ink is cheap, easy to make, non toxic and easily recycled. When we know that ink is one of the most expensive fluid on the planet and a pollutant, this project could be a milestone for the field and it’s coming from a biohackerspace”." (http://liftconference.com/news/2013/06/05/latest-adventures-diy-biologist-thomas-landrain)