assembloid space
Assembloid Space is a research and design agency exploring synthetic ecologies of brain, machine, and motion. Founded by creative technologist and neuroarchitecture researcher Jenn Leung and bioethicist and functional genomics researcher Chloe Loewith, the studio operates at the intersection of cognition, computation, and embodiment.
Incubated at the Antikythera Cognitive Infrastructures Studio (2024) at the Berggruen Institute, the team investigates emerging cognitive systems across biological and computational substrates, contributing to the expanding field of Organoid Intelligence (OI)—the interfacing of brain organoids with digital systems to explore novel forms of adaptive, embodied computation.
Read our publication Organoid Array Computing: The Design Space of Organoid Intelligence in antikythera: journal for the philosophy of planetary computation.
founders
Jenn Leung
Creative Technologist & Neuroarchitecture Researcher
Chloe Loewith
Bioethicist & Functional Genomics Researcher
work
Research & Development
We design intelligence architectures at the intersection of living neural systems and computational environments—developing the methodological and ethical frameworks for organoid intelligence scaffolding.
Consultancy & Advisory
Strategic research partners for organizations navigating the emerging landscape of biological computing, from technical implementation of organoid-silicon interfaces to the bioethical implications of designing for living intelligence—including knowledge mobilization and policy translation.
Platform & Tooling
Building foundational tools and design principles for hybrid bio-computational systems—bridging synthetic biology, game engines, and philosophy to explore how biological intelligence perceives and acts in digital worlds.