Turing Patterns on Turing Machines by James Sharpe - Lorentz Center Public Lecture 27 August 2020

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What’s the difference between a Turing pattern and a Turing machine? What do computing, engineering, and the complexity of life have in common? The research group of James Sharpe studies an example of organ formation – the development of the limb – in particular trying to create computer models of this process. In his lecture Sharpe will use this research example to illustrate the questions above.

This public lecture was organized by the Lorentz Center - www.lorentzcenter.nl

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