Episode 3: Cellular automata, graph theory and brains

Taking Maths Further Podcast by Peter Rowlett and Katie Steckles

Jul 11, 2014Education

In this episode, we talk about cellular automata - including the Game of Life - and graph theory, and interviewed Jonathan Crofts from Nottingham Trent University about his research on complex networks in neuroscience. F...

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