SRM Live S02E19 - Intelligent Slime

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This week’s episode Luna will delve into the realm of a blob that might hold secrets about our own intelligence - it can make up complete railway networks, solve mazes and even “mind”-control a robot. The name of the blob? Slime mould. A yellow gooey creature that scavenges the environment by stretching and pulsating its gigantic unicellular body - do not be fooled by its name, this fellow is neither a mould, nor a fungi - but something called a Protist! 🧫 Luna will be leading this interview across continents with 3 slime mould scientists: Chris Reid, Andy Adamatzky and Andrew Schumann! Host: Luna In-studio guest: Zaki Special guests: Chris Reid, Andy Adamatzky and Andrew Schumann Tech: Sachit and Rafal To listen to the full interviews with Chris, Andy and Andrew go to... Chris --> https://soundcloud.com/studentradiomaastricht/s02e19-extra12-intelligent-slime-full-interview-chris-reid Andy and Andrew --> https://soundcloud.com/studentradiomaastricht/s02e19-extra-22-intelligent-slime-full-interview-andy-adamatzky-and-andrew-schumann Enjoy! ^^

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