lectures | performances|exhibition In the age of the anthropocene, our understanding of media and materials is in flux. Natural sciences are not only investigating living materials. Biotechnical methods are spreading into DIY-culture as well as into the field of bio…
The PhyChip project has been featured in Horizon, The EU Research and Innovation magazine. The article, written by Rex Merrifield, is currently the number one most popular article on the Horizon website (2pm 25th February 2015 UK time) You can…
The PhyChip project team are really pleased to be able to present our work on Slime Mould at the next European Conference on Artificial Life which will be held in York in the UK from 20th to 24th July 2015.…
The Federated Conference of Computer Science and Information Systems have announced their first international workshop on Biological, Chemical and Physical Computations (BCPC’15) and advertised a call for paper and position paper submissions. The Workshop is a unique interdisciplinary workshop which brings…
The PhyChip project is pleased to be part of the International Conference on Bio-inpsired Information and Communications Technologies, formerly Bionetics, which this year will be held in Boston, United States of America. Professor Andrew Adamatzky (PhyChip, UWE, UK) will be co-chair…
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
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…