Raell Dottin·5d agoThe Electric Brain and the Problem of Making It ChangeHow living cells use voltage, what electrical stimulation can change, and why controlling neuroplasticity remains an engineering challenge.
Victor Liu·Oct 17Nanomaterials Are Supercharging Bio-Hydrogen Fuel. Can It Leave the Lab?Nanomaterials can help microbial electrolysis cells (MECs) make hydrogen faster and with cheaper parts, but whether that becomes a real…
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Jul 18Robert O. Becker and the Electric Potential of LifeHow a pioneering surgeon linked electricity to healing and regeneration — and why biology is returning to questions he asked decades ago.
Yon Abimanyu·Jul 7The Hidden Electric Fields That Help Build Your FaceA frog embryo revealed the mechanical origin of the body’s bioelectric compass
Bill Giannakopoulos·May 14A Hurricane Organizes Flow, An Electrical System Organizes RelationshipsExtending Ilya Prigogine’s Theory of Mechanical Self-OrganizationA response icon1A response icon1
Botany Breakdown·May 14The Electric Pulse of the Venus FlytrapWhy these carnivorous plants utilize action potentials to trigger their traps.
Bill Giannakopoulos·May 14The Frog Leg and the Making of the Modern WorldHow Galvani, Volta, and a twitching frog leg transformed humanity’s understanding of electricity, life, and modern civilization
Bill Giannakopoulos·May 11Did Evolution Invent Electricity- Or Did Electricity Choose Evolution?Bioelectricity as a directional organizing principle against thermodynamic drift
Bill Giannakopoulos·Apr 16Before Thought: Electricity as a Primitive Organizer of Living StructureReframing bioelectricity as a field that stabilizes and directs cellular systems beyond diffusionA response icon2A response icon2
Laurel Abell·Mar 28The Hidden Pattern Within UsHow the Human Body Follows the Same Designs as Sunflowers, Seashells, and Galaxies
