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SLIMOCO brings together artists, scientists and others interested in slime moulds - to share research, knowledge, experiments, images...
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biomimicry driven urbanism
Started by Salma in Projects & Ideas 3 hours ago.
We should start a trading circle for slime molds 4 Replies
Started by Jaden in Links & Resources. Last reply by Jaden 3 hours ago.
Discoveries of application within our own social interaction 7 Replies
Started by John in Projects & Ideas. Last reply by Ann deLorge on Sunday.
organizing totem
Started by Larry Campbell in Links & Resources Jul 23.
Informed Reflection 1 Reply
Started by Glenn Weiss in Projects & Ideas. Last reply by Glenn Weiss Jul 23.
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Sime Mould photography
Posted by Stephen Axford on July 20, 2014 at 23:34 — 1 Comment
Thanks for contributions to slime mould TED talk
Posted by Heather Barnett on June 27, 2014 at 9:58
My Slime Mould doesn't grow anymore!
Posted by Cristina Munoz on February 25, 2014 at 21:16 — 2 Comments
i'm doing an experiment with slime mold but i don't know where know where to get some, can anyone help me out?!?!
Posted by Zelda carrico-glover on February 18, 2014 at 5:55 — 2 Comments
The Physarum Experiments - talk & workshop - Society of Biology, London, 25 January 2014
Posted by Heather Barnett on January 19, 2014 at 16:46
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Salma posted a discussionbiomimicry driven urbanism
hello,i am an architecture student working on biomimicry and its application in urban design for my thesis and i am fascinated by smile mold and would like to work on it as an example to follow in designin our cities!can anyone help me out with the subject any help would be much welcome!thank youSee More
Jaden replied to Jaden's discussion We should start a trading circle for slime molds"I'm still looking for someone willing to sell me some sclerotia. I contacted a professor at my local college and they won't be making any orders for science supplies for awhile. Help would be much appreciated. I live in Utah, USA.
Thanks."
Jaden replied to Jaden's discussion We should start a trading circle for slime molds"Although I am concerned that I won't be able to produce sporangia and germinate spores. Can anyone direct me to an easy method for this?
Thanks."
Jaden replied to Jaden's discussion We should start a trading circle for slime molds"I live in southern Utah. I could distribute cultures to the surrounding states by mail, and the distance should be short enough that sclerotia would survive the trip. I would just need a sample to start propagating."
Heather Barnett posted a group
slimoco London
Join if you're based in/near London (UK) and interested in meeting and/or swapping cultures...See More
Heather Barnett posted a status"Just to say I'm really enjoying the conversations and the level of interest in the many headed slime… :)"
Heather Barnett replied to Jaden's discussion We should start a trading circle for slime molds"Great idea! Where are you based? Maybe geographical sub-groups can be set up for ease of swapping..."
Heather Barnett posted a status"New feature: All members are welcome to create sub-groups to connect people with common interests..."
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All members are welcome to create sub-groups to connect people with common interests, i.e. particular species, foragers, slime mould swaps, slime mould as metaphor for human cooperation… etc.
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