Bacterial decision making

Overview of attention for article published in Physics Today, February 2014

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Life forms as stochastic analog computing systems? http://t.co/7rrji6Bs4i #computing

Hey, even bacteria have 'free will.' Or a reasonable approximation of: http://t.co/wQYmD9jCWh

Great article by @BrandeisU Physics Prof. Jane Kondev in @PhysicsToday. Bacterial decision making http://t.co/8oFzfjAZTP

"Does E. coli have free will?" A question "from Bacterial decision making" http://t.co/0oJatf7CpZ Obviously not, but they seems to.

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