Composition Notebook: Organ Re-Engineering Sketches

This notebook belonged to a student enrolled in the experimental synthetic organ design practicum. The course invited students to reimagine human anatomy from the inside out—treating organs as modular systems capable of optimization, augmentation, and environmental adaptation.

Drawings in this volume show speculative redesigns of the lungs, heart, and kidneys, annotated with potential gene edits, material substitutions, and bio-integration strategies. Notes reference real-world constraints (immunogenicity, metabolic load) alongside highly creative solutions: self-cleaning airways, nano-fiber blood vessels, automated fluid homeostasis.

The notebook is emblematic of a transitional moment—when medicine began teaching not only how to preserve the body, but how to rethink it.