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Microscopic computing in cells and with self-assembling DNA tiles

One of the three goals of natural algorithms is to implement computers in non-electronic media. In cases like quantum computing, the goal is to achieve a qualitatively different form of computing, but… more →

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Vintage Electric Locomotive. Eastern Germany railway train, 1:120 Scale, TT Colectible Berlinen Bahnen, ohtteam

voicesinstone wrote 2 weeks ago: , by RaffaelloVintage via Etsy http://www.etsy.com/listing/123134674 … more →

Tags: JujubefunnyFinds, Etsy, White, Red, Germany, Electric, vintage toy, Car Train, Locomotive

Microscopic computing in cells and with self-assembling DNA tiles — 4 comments

Artem Kaznatcheev wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the three goals of natural algorithms is to implement computers in non-electronic media. In c … more →

Tags: models, Commentary, cstheory, empirical, alan turing, Conference

Mathematical models of running cockroaches and scale-invariance in cells — 3 comments

Artem Kaznatcheev wrote 3 weeks ago: I often think of myself as an applied mathematician — I even spent a year of grad school in a … more →

Tags: Commentary, Reviews, Conference, prediction, single-cell organisms

Continuing our exploration of group selection — 3 comments

Eric Bolo wrote 2 months ago: This Tuesday, I gave the second of two presentations for the EGT Reading group, both focused on the … more →

Tags: Reviews, single-cell organisms, inclusive fitness, Multilevel Selection, plasmids

Mathematical Turing test: Readable proofs from your computer — 5 comments

Artem Kaznatcheev wrote 2 months ago: We have previously discussed the finicky task of defining intelligence, but surely being able to do … more →

Tags: Commentary, cstheory, Current Events, empirical, intelligence, Cognitive Science, alan turing, Artificial Intelligence

Programming playground: Cells as (quantum) computers? — 4 comments

Artem Kaznatcheev wrote 2 months ago: Nearly a year ago, the previous post in this series introduced a way for programmers to play around … more →

Tags: Preliminary, technical, Reviews, Commentary, networks and graphs, cstheory, single-cell organisms, empirical, alan turing

Remembering the dangers of nationalism

Artem Kaznatcheev wrote 7 months ago: Canadian veterans and the Royal Canadian Legion at Remembrance Day ceremonies on Lower Field of McGi … more →

Tags: Personal, Simulation, Reviews, ethnocentrism, public good

Programming playground: A whole-cell computational model — 8 comments

Artem Kaznatcheev wrote 11 months ago: Three days ago, Jonathan R. Karr, Jayodita C. Sanghvi and coauthors in Markus W. Covert’s lab … more →

Tags: technical, Simulation, models, Reviews, Evolution, prediction, Research tools, single-cell organisms

The Price Is Right

mariosphere wrote 1 year ago: My readers will probably remember from a previous post that I am determined to slowly abandon the pe … more →

Tags: RATES, Customer relationship, Negotiations, per-project fee, Negotiating, customer relations, Budgeting, Ilise Benun, Borders Bookstore


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