Researchers and Labs
- Hal Abelson, MIT
- Jacob Beal, graduate student MIT (high level languages for amorphous computing)
- Daniel Coore, University of West Indies (growing point language, tropism, grown inverter series)
- Tom Knight, MIT (computation with synthetic biology)
- Radhika Nagpal, Harvard (self-organizing systems)
- Zack Booth Simpson, Ellington Lab, Univ. of Texas at Austin. (Bacterial edge detector)
- Gerry Sussman, MIT AI Lab
- Ron Weiss, Princeton (rule triggering, microbial colony language, coli pattern formation)
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