Introduction: Building a Common Language for Biology In laboratories spanning Shanghai, Boston, and advanced manufacturing hubs in Switzerland, biotechnology is advancing at an extraordinary pace—engineering enzymes for clean energy, programming cells as environmental sensors, and scaling next-generation therapeutics. Yet beneath this innovation lies a critical structural constraint: biology lacks a universally accepted operational language. Unlike…
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