Changes: Moninger

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Doctor Moninger was a researcher with the Earth Sciences Institute and was a member of the Arctic Archaeology Team in 2153. He was among the archaeologists who would discover a crashed Borg sphere on Earth. He was the first Human known to have been assimilated.

In his lab, Dr. Moninger later examined two Borg corpses found among the wreckage. He found them to be of differing species, as well as heavily augmented with technological devices and tools. Once he had had the bodies in the lab long enough to begin to warm up, he discovered that the nanotechnological devices in their blood were actually functional and active — repairing the biological and technical components of the bodies.

After receiving delivered coffee, Dr. Moninger dismissed his aide to repair a heater unit, leaving him alone with the two Borg, one of which came to life shortly thereafter. Dr. Moninger grabbed a scanner, but couldn't get to a weapon quickly enough to defend himself and was infected with their nanotechnology. He was assimilated along with his co-workers. (ENT: "Regeneration")

Moninger was played by actor Chris Wynne.

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-[[Doctor]] '''Moninger''' was a [[scientist|researcher]] with the [[Earth Sciences Institute]] and was a member of the [[Arctic Archaeology Team]] in [[2153]].  He was among the [[archaeology|archaeologists]] who would discover a crashed [[Borg sphere]] on [[Earth]]. He became the first [[Human]] known to have been [[assimilated]].
+[[Doctor]] '''Moninger''' was a [[scientist|researcher]] with the [[Earth Sciences Institute]] and was a member of the [[Arctic Archaeology Team]] in [[2153]].  He was among the [[archaeology|archaeologists]] who would discover a crashed [[Borg sphere]] on [[Earth]]. He was the first [[Human]] known to have been [[assimilated]].
 In his lab, Dr. Moninger later examined two [[Borg]] corpses found among the wreckage.  He found them to be of differing species, as well as heavily augmented with technological devices and tools.  Once he had had the bodies in the lab long enough to begin to warm up, he discovered that the [[nanoprobe|nanotechnological devices]] in their [[blood]] were actually functional and active — repairing the biological and technical components of the bodies.