Why Scientists Are Turning to Slime Molds to Solve City Planning Problems
It sounds like something straight out of a science fiction novel: a squishy, yellow, brainless blob, found creeping along damp logs, is now inspiring some of the world’s most brilliant city planners. But truth really can be stranger than fiction. Slime molds—odd, ancient organisms that lack a nervous system—are quietly rewriting the rules of urban ...











