Los Alamos National Laboratory / Oxford University Press / Thunder’s Mouth Press / Luniver Press / /
Country
United Kingdom / /
Facility
University of York / Princeton University / Hiroshima University / Hokkaido University / Boston University / Kansai Advanced Research Center / Kyoto University / University College Cork / National University of Mexico / MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory / Indiana University / University of Southampton / University Jena / Future University / Osaka Electro-Communication University / /
IndustryTerm
chemical computers / chemical and bio-molecular computing / reversible computing architectures / microtubule chemical trails / physical devices / amorphous computing / emergent computing systems / subexcitable chemical medium / unconventional computing paradigm / physical computing substrates / non-classical computing devices / chemical collisions / realisable computing devices / chemical neural network / unconventional computing / electricity / geometrically-constraint media / potential computing system / Collision-based computing / computing / excitable chemical media / /
Organization
University of the West of England / Research Center / University of York / Princeton University / Osaka Electro-Communication University / Indiana University / Polish Academy of Science / Kyoto University / Hiroshima University / National University of Mexico / Hokkaido University / Oxford University / Boston University / University of Southampton / MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory / /
Person
Yoshihito Amemiya / Thomas Worsch / Peter J. M. van der Burgt / Rudy Rucker / Larry Bull / Adam Budd / John Greenman / Chris Melhuish / Niamh Woods / Damien Woods / Kelvin / Julian F. Miller / Susan Stepney / Elaine Du / William Stevens / Niall Murphy / Beverley Henley / Thomas J. Naughton / Ben De / Klaus-Peter Zauner / Nicolas Glade / Peter Dittrich / Genaro Martinez / Ikuko Motoike / Ioannis Ieropoulos / Ben de Lacy Costello / Christof Teuscher / Andrew Adamatzky / Jonathan Masere / Ikuko N. Motoike / Kieran McDermott / Christopher Stone / Richard Courant / Van Rentergem / /
of advanced computer science, which general goal might be summarised as the quest for both new groundbreaking algorithms and physical implementations of novel and ultimately more powerful — compared to classical approa