These findings are published in the journal Current Biology. The living world is full of remarkable shapes, some of which can be identified by their patterns of coloration or 3D motifs.

These findings are published in the journal Current Biology. The living world is full of remarkable shapes, some of which can be identified by their patterns of coloration or 3D motifs.

In their study published in the journal Science ... but until now, the mechanics behind rose growth have not been explored. To gain a better understanding of the process, the research team ...

During a meeting of the Raman Institute Journal Club in the 1980s ... The same mathematics describe the geometry of quantum mechanics and purely classical problems. It can be used to describe ...

The Computational Mechanics and Geometry Laboratory (CMGLab), led by Dr. John A. Evans of the Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences, pioneers new approaches to the modeling, ...

The findings are published in the journal Current Biology ... This is how we identify zebras or cheetahs by the geometric repetition of their coats or pinecones by their regular spiral organization.