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Imaging the brain with old technologies

Imaging the brain with old technologies

Here's what was left behind after Physarum and I went all over this piece of paper.
It's my own head, traced around and coloured in with Turner Acryl-Gouache paint. Physarum plasmodium was given fluorescent powder with its porridge, and left to forage over the picture, leaving the powder behind in its protoplasmic tubes as it moved on.

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Comment by Paul Roemer on May 7, 2015 at 10:33

Hi Sahra, 

I really like your work here. I have to set up some experiments with my slime mould. To track his movements I would like to make him glow just the way your mould is. Could you describe the way you prepared the "porridge"- fluorescent power mix more exactly? Or can you tell where I can get those papers from Prof. Adamatzky? I would really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.

Paul 

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