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Modelling and simulation

Modelling and simulation

How well can biological cells sense their environment?

22 Nov 2019 Isabelle Dumé
New models could shed light on how bacteria like these move in response to chemical stimuli.
Biological cells adapt to chemical changes in their environment by sensing certain molecules as they

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Isabelle Dumé is a contributing editor to Physics World
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