: As you read about specific laboratory equipment, the feature would provide a visual map showing how physical samples (like rat extracts) are transformed into "inscriptions" (graphs, papers, and data).
: A sidebar that tracks the "allies" and "enemies" (both human and non-human) mentioned in the text. It would illustrate how a fact gains credibility as more associations and stable equipment are linked to it.
For an EPUB of Bruno Latour’s (Laboratory Life), a powerful interactive feature would be a "Fact-Construction Timeline" . The Feature: The Fact-Construction Timeline
: To mimic Latour’s role as the "outside observer" or "stranger" in the Salk Institute, this feature would offer a layer of annotations that explain the social and political negotiations happening "behind the scenes" of the scientific descriptions. Why This Works LA VIDA EN EL LABORATORIO - Alianza Editorial