Embryonics a European research project carried out in the last 90 projects, created a bridge between biology and electronics and integrated biological organisms fetal growth and robust circuit design for digital circuits in the middle, especially. In fact, a contraction of the proper name Embryonics term fetus and electronics. Some features of cellular organization and the acquisition of two dimensions of silicon integrated circuits in the world with its implementation, this approach is self-replication and repair itself, which should be applied to artificial light objects as some unique features of living things allows the (Integrated Circuits).

The Biochemical Society and the second collaboration between Islington Community Theatre Hive9 Following the success of the title, made a similar partnership in 2009 Ali Taylor's work. Fetal playwright philosopher John Turner and computer science to help students explore Dale Bancroft and coming up with four young artist and her three successful companies, the effects of stem cell research and ethics places we can go, be invited .

Project, artist and playwright at the beginning of the partnership, the first one to science and ethics behind stem cell research to explore attended the workshop. After the allotted time, his own works, questions and to write with the science of stem cell research has had four directors in view of their young artists, his first of Charles Darwin House writer-in-hand for Biochemistry Society "productions. Each piece in youth theater company, the young director was directed by Islington Youth progress.

Carnegie stages used by embryologists for a clear delineation of fetal maturity are arranged. A fetus is assigned a Carnegie stage (numbered 23-1) is based on physical characteristics. Chronological age or size of the fetus not the purpose of the classification system. Steps are arbitrary in a sense, maturity level on many physical characteristics. Different ages and sizes, outdoor natural variation occurs between individuals are assigned based on the Carnegie because of the presence of the same stage embryos.