A Brief History of Biohacking - Seeds of Science
theseedsofscience.pub · 1,945 words · saved by 2 readers
Author: Josie Zayner
The Best of Science Blogging A Brief History of Biohacking Author: Josie Zayner Seeds of Science Feb 11, 2026 17 2 1 Share Josie Zayner is a biohacker and artist best known for her self-experimentation and work in making hands-on genetic engineering accessible to a lay audience ( The ODIN ) . This essay was original posted on her Substack, Amateur Gods , in February, 2022. “ Celebrity biohacker Josiah Zayner is under investigation for practicing medicine without a license ” — “ A grueling and grotesque biohacking experiment: Josiah Zayner experiments with fecal transplants ” — “ Josiah Zayner:
saved by
related reading
- Why there are no cracked biotechnologists?partialagonism.substack.com
- Please Build More Silly Things - by Varun Shenoyvarunshenoy.substack.com
- Max Hodak - A Science corporationmaxhodak.com
- How Life Sciences Actually Work: Findings of a Year-Long Investigation - Alexey Guzeyguzey.com
- Hacking the Hackathonjzhao.xyz
- Ask not why would you work in biology, but rather: why wouldn't you?owlposting.com
- Rebuild Biotech for the AI Era | Benchlingbenchling.com
- We’re entering a golden age of engineering biologynoahpinion.blog
- Lab Cultures: An Interview with an Anonymous Biologistlogicmag.io
- Bioweapons in the Age of AIbioweapon.ai
- There aren't enough smart people in biology doing something boringowlposting.com
- How to Solve AI Biosecuritythecounterfactual.substack.com