Math & Nature
Anyone you's ever spent any time looking at fractals will love the "gardens in a petri" post on the Pruned blog.
Nature rawks!
(Thanks to kottke's blog for the link)
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1 comment:
i KNEW it was familiar !
Quoting the blog you linked:
"All images come from the laboratory of Prof. Eshel Ben-Jacob of the Tel-Aviv University,"
Eshel Ben Yaakov was my statistical mechanics proffesor, while I studied my BSC in physics 4 years ago.
I saw these pictures every day on his office door, and had the pleasure of seeing these bacterial petri dishes myself..
Small world.
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