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Each fellow runs the whole loop: a scenario, a red-team, a countermeasure, a dispatch. Below — the demonstrated work. What they wrote, what they built, where they showed it.
Demonstrated activities
Fellows ran the sequence-firewall hook against a benign test harness on the Village floor, then walked vendors through wiring in a screening call. Hazardous inputs were simulated, never real.
An open bench session turning a fictional biomarker scenario into a working, non-hazardous detection panel — documented as a protocol any safety-reviewed lab can reproduce.
A recurring clinic where fellows help student teams pressure-test their projects for misuse and build a disclosure plan before they publish.
A facilitated cold-open drill that drops players into hour one of a synthetic outbreak, then races them to the countermeasure — all scenario, no recipe.
Fellows brought a screening-gap finding to a synthesis vendor first, with remediation time, before any public dispatch. The disclosure trail is part of the deliverable.
Each finished project runs as a paired release: the gonzo dispatch for the public, the working defense for the field, the hazard burned for everyone.
We recruit across fiction, the bench, policy, and security. You don't need all four — you need one, and the nerve to learn the rest.