Rethinking Disease Through Complexity Science
Life as a multiscale dynamical system, disease as a change of state, and the distinction between disease origin and the scale of effective control.
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View archiveDesigning Surgical Robots and the Future of Surgery
From miniature robots to the fundamental tasks of surgery, intervention scales, and the design of devices around a desired physiological state.
Designing Surgical Robots and the Future of Surgery: A Reader’s Response
A reader’s questions and replies on surgical-task hierarchies, economic constraints, and team expertise.
Whose Imagined Future Are We Building?
Reflections on science fiction, progress, selection, and whether civilizations share evolutionary patterns across scales.
Why Does Biological Evolution Work?
An English translation of the complete published note on Wolfram’s minimal models of biological evolution, computational irreducibility, and adaptive processes.
An Autopilot for the Heart
From a heart–computer interface to observability, physiological modeling, and closed-loop control of the cardiovascular system.