
Institutional record / XenoLife Labs & Research Center
Two disciplines. One living frontier.
XenoLife was founded by Dr. Drake Vellaut and Dr. Aeliria St. Claire to push medicine, flora and fauna genetics, xenobiology, and plant science beyond familiar limits.
01 / Why XenoLife exists
The laboratory and the field cannot be separate worlds.
Drake's study of living systems and Aeliria's pursuit of better treatment converge on a single idea: a discovery is unfinished until its ecological context, flora or fauna genetic consequence, and human value can be understood together.
02 / Co-founders
Different questions. Shared responsibility.

Co-founder · Xenobiology & Flora/Fauna Genetics
Dr. Drake Vellaut
Drake studies life where it lives: plant propagation, animal behavior, plant and animal heredity, and the cataloging of new species. He earned a PhD in Xenobiology and Genetics from Stellar Wisdom Academy, joined the St. Claire Foundation, and carried that work into years of frontier field research before becoming Executive Director of GUNC.
- Xenobiology
- Fauna behavior
- Flora & Fauna Genetics
- Field ecology

Co-founder · Medicine & Pharmacology
Dr. Aeliria St. Claire
Aeliria is a physician and pharmacologist focused on ambitious new treatments. Her medical training began with the St. Claire Foundation and continued through field work with Obsidian Reach, where the distance between laboratory promise and lived clinical need became impossible to ignore.
- Medicine
- Pharmacology
- Clinical translation
- Field care
03 / Founding compact
Research should make The Garden more habitable—not merely more knowable.
As co-founders and partners, Drake and Aeliria built XenoLife around a continuous path from field observation to plant and animal genetic understanding, pharmaceutical development, medical-device design, and responsible deployment.
04 / The institution
Built for questions that cross boundaries.
XenoLife Labs & Research Center is a privately operated laboratory and a GUNC member institution, affiliated with GUNC's wider research network while retaining its own scientific direction and laboratory identity.
Living systems
Xenobiology, xenobotany, botany, and flora and fauna genetics, breeding, and genetic engineering.
Recovered systems
Old One traces, Doturin experiments, and biological interfaces studied without premature claims.
Clinical systems
Pharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine, healing tools, and devices designed across human lineages.
Field consequence
Harvester practice, BioScanner evidence, ecological monitoring, and stewardship after deployment.
05 / Public record
The work remains open to examination.
Follow the evidence from field observation through ecological modeling and into the living specimen archive.
Read the published record