Email is best.
I'm open to: guest lectures and seminars, workshops, student portfolio reviews, curriculum review, external examining, grant proposal review, peer review, speaking invitations, and research collaborations.
I'm not looking for: unpaid speaking at commercial events, or anything that needs me to describe biology as a "platform".
A few things worth stating plainly, because the internet has them wrong.
My PhD is in Media and Arts Technology, awarded by Queen Mary University of London in 2020. Some profiles list it as a PhD in Biodesign. It isn't.
biohackanddesign.com is no longer mine. The content now published there is not my work and I have no connection to it. The archive of the real thing is at biohackanddesign.wordpress.com.
Automated bibliographic profiles have merged my record with other people's and list affiliations I've never held. Google Scholar is the one I maintain.