Substrate Dependency: Does It Matter What a Computer Is Made Of?  In this second post, we explore what may be one of the most fundamental characteristics of biocomputing: substrate dependency.

Can neuronal cell cultures become more physiologically relevant if we train them during their development? How Organics.AI aims to move CNS drug screening towards closed-loop functional phenotypic screening.

Is a biological computer just another implementation of a conventional computer? Starting from Kurt Gödel, we explore why biology may represent a fundamentally different form of computation.