OBSERVE → PREDICT
Notice something. Risk an explanation.
Start from a biological phenomenon. State what you think might happen and why before seeing the model output.
EDUCATION / LIVING ATLAS / DISCOVERY WORKSPACE
GENEXOME / THE DISCOVERY WORKSPACE / INVESTIGATE
A question is
where discovery begins.
Choose a biological question. Make a prediction. Explore a laboratory. Collect observations. Build an explanation that respects the evidence.
01 QUESTION05 INQUIRY STAGESYOUR OWN SCIENTIFIC REASONING
YOUR INVESTIGATION / PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
Your laboratory notebook.
Your thinking, made visible.
Begin with a guided question or write your own. This workspace saves your notes in this browser only; no account or server upload is involved.
CHOOSE AN INVESTIGATION
NOT STARTEDWhat will you discover?
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Science begins with a question.
Select a guided investigation on the left, or create your own. Each step invites you to think, investigate and justify what you conclude.
READY TO EXPLORE
Choose an investigation to begin.
AN INQUIRY IS NOT A CHECKLIST
Five stages.
One habit of mind.
EXPERIMENT → VERIFY
Change one thing. Question the result.
Record inputs, outputs and limitations. Distinguish observations in a simplified model from claims about living organisms.
EXPLAIN → CONNECT
Make your reasoning inspectable.
Build a claim supported by specific evidence, acknowledge uncertainty and identify the next question worth asking.