The cytoskeleton is composed of proteins that give the cell shape and internal organization. Some of the earliest changes in cellular morphology after toxicant exposure are mediated by changes in the cytoskeleton.  Can this be applied to synthetic biology and biological blockchains?  Can we hand-weave biological storage structures that repair, re-shape, and heal bad data, by organizing the data into a beautiful pattern? 

"Why Africa Needs to Make" - Article featured in TUNZA magazine,  part of the United Nations Environment Programme's strategy for engaging young people in its work. Created by and for young environmentalists all over the world, it aims to impassion youth about environmental conservation and sustainable development. 

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Contributing Designer on "What Do Science, Technology, and Innovation Mean from Africa?" (MIT Press)