Len Noe·Nov 2When the Regulator Approves the Platform, Who Decides Who Is Inside It?The FDA’s draft path for individualized gene editing is a pre-approved change process for the human genome, and every pre-approved process…
Maxwell M. Ahiafor·Oct 22Blameworthy but Unpunishable? The Missing Link in Organizational EthicsA Hospital Can Be Guilty. It Cannot Be Sorry.
Kelly Turner·Oct 15Mirror Biology Has Entered Its Regulatory EraThe conversation has shifted from whether mirror life needs oversight to what that oversight should look like.
Gazguzman·Oct 14Humans and Tissue Synthesization and Accessibility to Biotechnological TreatmentStill a work in progress this is a V1 of the final publication
Max Petrusenko·Oct 1The Boundary Between Life and Matter Is BreakingDroplets can hunt without hunger, RNA can colonize us without being a normal virus, and synthetic molecules can inherit shape. The old…A response icon1A response icon1
Delamor House | Sanctuary for Soul and Signal·Sep 26The Architecture of Vulnerability: A Review of The Fragility of the Substrateby Lumen
Sam Writes·Sep 22Doctor, there is a pig in my body! The science of cross-species organ transplantsImagine needing a kidney transplant, but instead of waiting for years for a human donor, scientists have found a new potential source – a…
Miguel Teheran·Sep 21Infosphere, Bioethics, and Innovation: Who Are We Building the Future For?There’s an uncomfortable question running through the philosophy of technology of the last twenty years: if technology is as powerful as we…
Len Noe·Sep 21Stanford Built a Mouse With a Mostly Human Cortex. The Safety Control Was a Timer.The xenocortication paper is extraordinary science. It also shows that our governance of human neural chimeras is a stopwatch, a funding…
