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This project investigates how fluid flows in tubular networks can encode information and adapt their structure over time. By studying the slime mould Physarum polycephalum, it aims to reveal principles that could advance medical treatments and engineering applications.
Fluid flows through tubular networks are crucial for life as they are the dominant means of substance and signal transport.
In living networks across organisms as disparate as animals and fungi, alterations of flows drive dynamic adaptation of tube diameters which in turn alters transport performance.
In effect, local transient stimuli that affect flows are memorized as long-lived alterations to tube diameters across the network. I aim to identify the physical principles behind fluid flows driv…
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