Biotechnology

The God Button: Why 40 Scientists Just Begged Us to Stop Playing Creator

One droplet could rewrite 3.5 billion years of evolution. The question isn’t whether we can press this button — it’s whether we should.

Meeting Korea’s top biotech startups at Seoul BioHub

When it comes to startups, “biotech” may not sound as sexy as AI. But this $16.2 trillion market is growing at rapid speed.

Understanding Lab Incubators: Purpose, Types, and Best Practices

In modern laboratories, whether in academic research, clinical testing, or biotechnology development, maintaining a stable environment is…

Savory Fermented Rhubarb: The Unexpected Recipe You Need to Try

Why do we try to force rhubarb to be sweet?

The Surprising Science Behind Cold-Proofed Dough

Why slow fermentation transforms flavor and makes your dough easier to handle.

Can We Engineer a Synthetic Cell to Experience Evolution? A Groundbreaking Study Answers Yes.

Tracing the decades-long journey from stripped-down bacteria to building Artificial Life from scratch and the risks of mirror-life.

Fermentation of Everyday Food: Partnering Microbes to Make Fluffy Idli

A compost-maker’s initial notes on idli fermentation

Global Commercialization Models for Biotech and Medtech Innovations

Abstract

Would Alien Visitors Possess Intelligence Based on Silicon Chips or Synthetic Biology?

A university student in France asked me the following question:

Filtering the Illusion: The Bio-Engineering Challenge of Purifying Gene Therapies

Inside the molecular maze where scientists separate empty viral shells from real genetic medicine to cure cancer and muscular dystrophy.

Kitchen Confidence #2: Yeast Dough

Fermentation, gluten development, shaping & proofing

Please say no to “GMO”

Precise Science Demands Precise Nomenclature

X Biology

Rewriting Life’s Alphabet Safely

BioComputation: When Biology falls in Love with Computing Systems

We are heading towards a new domain of interdisciplinary tech where we can unlock the power of the human brain and pour it into human…

The Worms that Could Be Causing Your Seizures

Neurobiology and Parasites

The Easiest Target in the Room: What 5 Years in Industry Taught Me About Office Politics

I always knew I was bad at office politics. What I didn’t know was how much that would cost me.

The Age of Bio-Steel: Why the Next 10 Years Will Redefine “Life”

Bronze Age biotech: The story behind the world’s first hybrid animal

When the Stars Blinked Out — Chapter 13

Cover up

When the Stars Blinked Out — Chapter 9

Repairs in Space