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On electrical gates on fungal colony
Alexander E. Beasley, Phil Ayres, Martin Tegelaar +2
Mycelium networks are promising substrates for designing unconventional computing devices providing rich topologies and geometries where signals propagate and interact. Fulfilling…
On memfractance of plants and fungi
Alexander E. Beasley, Mohammed-Salah Abdelouahab, René Lozi +2
The key feature of a memristor is that the resistance is a function of its previous resistance, thereby the behaviour of the device is influenced by changing the way in which poten…
Fungal photosensors
Alexander E. Beasley, Anna L. Powell, Andrew Adamatzky
The rapidly developing research field of organic analogue sensors aims to replace traditional semiconductors with naturally occurring materials. Photosensors, or photodetectors, ch…
Capacitive storage in mycelium substrate
Alexander E. Beasley, Anna L. Powell, Andrew Adamatzky
The emerging field of living technologies aims to create new functional hybrid materials in which living systems interface with artificial ones. Combining research into living tech…
On Boolean gates in fungal colony
Andrew Adamatzky, Martin Tegelaar, Han A. B. Wosten +3
A fungal colony maintains its integrity via flow of cytoplasm along mycelium network. This flow, together with possible coordination of mycelium tips propagation, is controlled by…