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Organogenesis in 3D, with biomedical researcher Megan Chaudhuri.Sights, sounds, and smells of the lab with scientist Rachel Brick.Research ethics in science fiction, with scientist Dan Koboldt.Writing realistic research labs, with scientist Jenny Ballif.

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How to write about biomedical researchers, with genetics researcher Dan Koboldt.

Researchers gone wild, with laboratory manager Gabriel Vidrine.

Proper lab technique for SFF writers with nuclear chemist Rebecca Enzor.

Research in writing: How to ask an expert, with Boeing engineer Eric Primm.

We have so many now that I thought it would be useful to break them down into broad discipline areas: The Research Laboratory

Many of these articles are part of Putting the Science in Fiction, a writer’s reference published by Writer’s Digest Books in October 2018. Scientists, engineers, medical professionals, and other experts have shared their insights on a variety of topics. You’ll find most of the experts on this Twitter list. We debunk the myths, correct the misconceptions, and offer advice on getting the details right. Just as science fiction often has roots in hard sciences - physics, astronomy, genetic engineering, microbiology - fantasy world-building relies on everything from economics to military strategy to animal husbandry.Įach week, we discuss elements of sci-fi or fantasy with an expert in a relevant topic area. Science in Sci-Fi, Fact in Fantasy is a blog series for authors and fans of speculative fiction.