Bioengineering

Oliver found himself disappointed by the reception to his first public exhibition.

May 21

The Chips You Can't Stop Eating

Liz chewed on her tablet’s stylus as she monitored the molecular construction behind a glass screen.

May 14

Special Organ Delivery

On most days, Doctor Fourie preferred the calm sterile environment of the Madison BioFab Lab.

Apr 14

The Glowing Succulent

"Okay, open your eyes," James told her after he unboxed the gift and placed it on the table.

Mar 26

Preserving Institutional Knowledge

Chris placed his final personal effect, a small 20-sided die he used for fidgeting, into a small mycelium box.

Mar 12

The Midas Neuron

The Raleigh Bio-Collective hummed with the quiet intensity of a thousand interconnected minds, both human and computational, all dedicated towards the…

Mar 5

Unexpected Fatherhood

It was nearing sunset now, coming way too soon as it did every October.

Feb 10

Greetings from the Meat Fair

Nova stepped out of the car and onto the slightly uneven bricks of Foundry Square.

Jan 22

Bad Times on the Dinosaur Farm

Rose Fisher shielded her eyes as she looked out the prehistoric beasts roaming the Outback Bio-Ranch.

Jan 15

The car slowly came to a stop outside of the house.

Jan 6

Invasion of the Ticks

Oct 23, 2025

Bites Worse Than Barks

Declan Finch pressed his face close against the panoramic window of the maglev as it came within the boundaries of Beaverton.

Oct 9, 2025

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