: This paper, available via Taylor & Francis , explores biohacking as a form of "techno-driven self-experimental biohacks" driven by a pursuit of self-improvement and transhumanist goals.
: A preprint paper on medRxiv analyzes social media discourse to categorize biohacker priorities, specifically physical fitness, nutrition, mental health, and neuroscience. Ethics and Security Research
: This research paper, found on the Technology Innovation Management Review , analyzes how decentralized "garage" labs promote accessible biotechnological research outside traditional academic or government institutions.
on consumer biohacking as a labour of love - Taylor & Francis
: Published in the Compass Hub , this article examines biohacking as a way to "hack" the aging process, treating biological age as a "bug" that can be re-written or optimized.
