An NSF Expedition in Computing
Mind in Vitro

An NSF Expedition in Computing
Mind in Vitro
Computing with Living Neurons

 We imagine computers and robots that are human designed, but living.

That can be programmed, but whose behaviors are not specified, and instead, emerge. These systems will grow, heal, learn and explore.

They will open a new space of possibilities yet to be imagined.

 

Photos by Andrew Dou at Gazzola Lab

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