An exhibition, titled ‘Slime mould computer’, by Andrew Adamatzky was displayed in Bristol, UK on 26th September 2014 as part of Bristol Bright Nights. Bright Nights is an EU initiative that offers the public an opportunity to experience scientific research…
Bodymetries, the interactive-generative slime mould installation, has been nominated for the Pix Ars Digital, with an exhibition opening on Nov 26 in Paris at the Prix Cube: http://www.prixcube.com/blog/nomines/theresa-schubert/ Further bodymetries will be presented at the KW, institute for contemporary art…
The work of PhyChip researchers was presented at the exhibition ‘Ville Biomimetique’ ( ‘Biomimetric City – The City of Tomorrow’ )in Velizy-Villacoublay, France at the end of May 2014. You can find out more about the exhibition on the Ville…
Professor Andrew Adamatzky and Dr Jeff Jones were awarded, alongside their co-authors Dr Rachel Armstrong and Professor Yukio-Pegio Gunji, the 2013 Best Paper Award by the International Journal of General Systems, for their paper On Creativity of Slime Mould
Dr Victor Erokhin was invited to speak on his research at the International Conference on Electronics, Circuits and Systems held in Abu Dhabi in December 2013. The presentation titled, ‘Organic Memristive Devices: Architecture, Properties and Applications in Neuromorphic Networks Victor…
PhyChip researchers, Angelica Cifarelli, Alice Dimonte, Tatiana Berzina and Victor Erokhin from Consiglio Nazionale Delle Ricerche, Parma, Italy will give an oral presentation titled ‘Growing Computer from Slime Mould’ at the International Winterschool on Bioelectronics – BioEl 2014. The conference will…
The Guardian newspaper featured the research work of Professor Andrew Adamatzky and Dr Jeff Jones (UWE PhyChip) as part of their series on Cities in Motion To read the full article please visit The Guardian website
PhyChip featured in an article by Lisa Zyga in Phys.org about the properties of slime mould and research being undertaken on its use in solving computer problems. In particular the article looked at the research of Professor Andy Adamatzky (UWE…
Differential intake of coloured substances by slime mould Physarum polycephalum in laboratory implementation of Kolmogorov-Uspenskii machine. Courtesy of Andrew Adamatzky. Adamatzky A. “Physarum Machines” (World Scientific, 2010) On 24th January 2014 as part of the DIY Bio Lounge series at…
