The entire "citizen science" spectrum of interest would be appropriate I feel. The biomakerspace will likely focus on diy/synbio and adjacent areas, but the site itself could be used for any and all science fun :) On 10 July 2014 13:56, jean o neill <jean.oneill@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > So, I have a bit of unanticipated free time over the weekend and was > planning on plotting event and workshop ideas, to see what would sink and > what would swim with ye all. > With that in mind, I wanted to see what type of age groups we're > considering e.g broad as in under 12 under 16 over 18?, Beginners, > middlers, experts? or if we're aiming for more tailored things like family > events, transition year student events etc? > Also are we aiming for just events in syn bio, or shall we encompass more > tradional sciences like lab biology and chemistry? Just syn bio could put a > lot of folk off, but equally draw a load in for curiosity alone. Simple > biology and chemistry/physics stuff though like flying toasters can be > great with smallies, especially if we tie them in with big themes like > space/vets/transformers etc. And from a more materialistic POV, small > workshops like that that cost a fiver per smallie can be a decent short > term income source that's fairly cheaply run. > What cha think? >