The Slime Mould Collective

An international network of/for intelligent organisms

SLIMOCO brings together artists, scientists and others interested in slime moulds - to share research, knowledge, experiments, images...

 

Welcome to the Slime Mould Collective!

The Slime Mould Collective is a portal for interesting, progressive and ground breaking research and creative practice working with the simple yet intelligent organisms. If you are involved with or interested in slime moulds as a scientist, artist, designer, teacher, philosopher... (etc), please join and share what you do...

Also at www.facebook.com/groups/slimoco/

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Catherine posted a discussion

Discord group

Hope this is an allowed post, but I have a slime mold centered discord group with 30+ members.Slime mold societySee More
Jun 10
L Slow updated their profile
Jun 9
Jos Richters replied to G's discussion Scammers on the site
"Same here: Paul Venrts is scamming!"
Jun 9
kajal posted a discussion

research into slime mold movement/learning- where to start?

hi everyone!a friend and i are making a video game with a slime mold main character, and i was wondering if there were any specific papers that could help us learn more about what slime molds like/dislike, what harms them, how they move/learn, etc.…See More
Jun 7
kajal replied to G's discussion Scammers on the site
"hi hi! i think something similar is happening right now with a user called "paul ventrs". i havent responded by email yet but it seemed suspicious to me :/"
Jun 7
paul ventrs updated their profile
Jun 7
paul ventrs is now a member of The Slime Mould Collective
Jun 7
SeyuuHeHe is now a member of The Slime Mould Collective
Jun 6
kajal updated their profile
May 30
kajal liked kajal's profile
May 29
Profile IconMason and kajal joined The Slime Mould Collective
May 29
Jos Richters replied to Paula Rydel's discussion growth recordings advice
"Hi Paula, have a look at my blog on how I made my own microscope. You might get inspired. Look here: My 3D printer as microscope - The Slime Mould Collective Cheers, Jos"
May 23
Jos Richters posted photos
May 23
Jos Richters posted blog posts
May 23
Jos Richters posted a video

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A small movi showing the electric potential fluctuations during a six hour period.
May 23
Vicente Lopes commented on Vicente Lopes's video
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10 relaxing minutes of slime molds under the microscope (turn on captions)

"Thanks, it's a normal microscope around 200 euros. For recording this Im using my phone, but if you want to record movement timelapse cameras are the best."
May 9
Paula Rydel commented on Vicente Lopes's video
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10 relaxing minutes of slime molds under the microscope (turn on captions)

"amazing video! I would like to ask what microscope do you use? Do you have any recommendation in case of slime mold recordings? best, p."
May 7
Paula Rydel posted a discussion

growth recordings advice

Hello everyone! I would like to ask about any tips and advice for slime mold recordings in petri dish. I had a few tries with phone recordings and using time laps apps but very poor quality and problems on the way.What camera, or just phone will be…See More
May 7
Sherry posted a photo
Apr 29
Vicente Lopes liked Babak Makkinejad's blog post Slime for Messaging to Extraterrestrial Intelligence (METI)
Apr 26
 
 
 

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