Some reprogenetics-related projects you could help with — LessWrong

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This is a short miscellaneous list of projects that I think would help accelerate germline engineering. This isn't prioritized or comprehensive or anything—it's not the most important projects, but rather just some projects that have occurred to me. Happy to chat with anyone interested. Project headlines: Project details: At the moment, the US government is calling for deregulation suggestions: https://www.regulations.gov/deregulation. If there's someone who understands how the US Code of Federal Regulations works, and would be up for making a couple submissions, one or two of the policy recommendations here, e.g. CITES treaty and Dickey-Wicker, might be doable: https://berkeleygenomics.org/articles/Policy_recommendations_regarding_reproductive_technology.html Iterated selection scheduling problem. Can genomic vectoring have large effects? Chromosome selection. Legibilizing interest in / demand for / opinion on germline engineering. Understand the regulatory landscape. There's a ton of

x Some reprogenetics-related projects you could help with — LessWrong Human Genetics Human Germline Engineering World Optimization Frontpage 80 Some reprogenetics-related projects you could help with by TsviBT 15th Jun 2025 4 min read 1 80 PDF version . berkeleygenomics.org . x.com . bluesky . This is a short miscellaneous list of projects that I think would help accelerate germline engineering . This isn't prioritized or comprehensive or anything—it's not the most important projects, but rather just some projects that have occurred to me. Happy to chat with anyone interested. Project headline

Some reprogenetics-related projects you could help with — LessWrong

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