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The Eren Research Installation is a hidden research and development station used by [[House Arkoh]]. Located just outside of [[Trade Federation]]-- controlled space, it provides a secure research space beyond the reach of bio-ethical regulations, restrictions on equipment, and other sanctions. This privacy is used by House members to conduct genetic experiments in support of their Arkanian-offshoot and cloning programs. It also houses laboratories where ancient Sith and Rakatan artifacts as well as artifacts of unknown pedigree are analyzed and deconstructed in hopes of reverse-engineering them to apply their designs to modern technologies. The station is named after Eren, the life-giving goddess of the [[Aedra]] pantheon, a native religion of [[Korriban]]. | |||
The | The station's location is a closely guarded secret, known only to the Zuguruk'Ari [[Paul Luz]] who oversaw its construction, and those members of the House who have been approved as resident researchers. This list currently extends to only the House's inner circle. All research aides and assistants are personally chosen by the researchers and must undergo certification and approval by the office of the Zuguruk'Ari. To maintain the privacy of the station, strict non-disclosure contracts are required, all clothes and supplies are supplied by the House, and the aides are transported aboard a private House shuttle so that they cannot know the station's location, even if they desired to. | ||
== Ongoing Research Projects == | |||
Sith'Ari [[Con Semper]] is currently using the majority of his assigned wing to house a section of Phase II of his [[Arkanian-Offshoot program]], and to prepare for Phase III. While the majority of the program is carried out in the official Arkoh secured labs in the Hassaria system, the labs on Eren act as additional security and perhaps will provide Eren with its own generation of native scientists, dramatically cutting down on the security concerns with researchers that come and go. | |||
Revision as of 21:14, 8 August 2016
The Eren Research Installation is a hidden research and development station used by House Arkoh. Located just outside of Trade Federation-- controlled space, it provides a secure research space beyond the reach of bio-ethical regulations, restrictions on equipment, and other sanctions. This privacy is used by House members to conduct genetic experiments in support of their Arkanian-offshoot and cloning programs. It also houses laboratories where ancient Sith and Rakatan artifacts as well as artifacts of unknown pedigree are analyzed and deconstructed in hopes of reverse-engineering them to apply their designs to modern technologies. The station is named after Eren, the life-giving goddess of the Aedra pantheon, a native religion of Korriban.
The station's location is a closely guarded secret, known only to the Zuguruk'Ari Paul Luz who oversaw its construction, and those members of the House who have been approved as resident researchers. This list currently extends to only the House's inner circle. All research aides and assistants are personally chosen by the researchers and must undergo certification and approval by the office of the Zuguruk'Ari. To maintain the privacy of the station, strict non-disclosure contracts are required, all clothes and supplies are supplied by the House, and the aides are transported aboard a private House shuttle so that they cannot know the station's location, even if they desired to.
Ongoing Research Projects
Sith'Ari Con Semper is currently using the majority of his assigned wing to house a section of Phase II of his Arkanian-Offshoot program, and to prepare for Phase III. While the majority of the program is carried out in the official Arkoh secured labs in the Hassaria system, the labs on Eren act as additional security and perhaps will provide Eren with its own generation of native scientists, dramatically cutting down on the security concerns with researchers that come and go.