Tag Archives: Ricard Solé
Some buzz around our minimal cancer cell research
Can there be a minimal embodiment for cancer cells? Or, as some of the lab members phrased it in a recent paper: Can a minimal replicating construct be identified as the embodiment of cancer? It looks like the question was just on … Continue reading
How to Make a Synthetic Multicellular Computer?
This is one of the most active research lines of the Complex System Lab, and it is fair enough to say that we made some of nicest contributions to the field. We could even implement the first steps towards synthetic … Continue reading
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Tagged Bioengineering, CSLab, Francesc Posas, Javier Macía, New Paper, PLoS ONE, Ricard Solé, Synthetic Computer, Synthetiy Computing
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Universality of Zipf’s law
After a long enough break, we are back to feature a 2010 paper by CSLab fellows. We are talking about former member Bernat Corominas-Murtra and group leader Ricard Solé, and their long-lasting effort to clear up Zipf’s law. As you may … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernat Corominas, Jordi Fortuny, old papers, Ricard Solé, unbounded systems, Zipf, Zipf's law
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