A. Adamatzky

Towards intelligent living facades: On electrical activity of ordinary moss Brachythecium rutabulum

The paper analyzes the electrical activity of moss to inform the development of living facades, identifying three distinct oscillation patterns.

Functionalising the electrical properties of Kombucha zoogleal mats for biosensing applications

This study functionalises Kombucha cellulose mats with graphene and zeolite to create electroactive materials that respond to mechanical stimuli with spiking patterns, enabling biosensing applications.

On effect of chloroform on electrical activity of proteinoids

This study examines how chloroform affects the electrical activity of proteinoids, finding that it reduces spike potential and shortens interspike periods with increasing exposure.

On interaction of proteinoids with simulated neural networks

The paper evaluates proteinoid microspheres' neuron-like activity by interacting them with simulated Izhikevich neuronal networks, showing tunable spiking responses to input patterns.

Bioelectrical Synchronisation of Spruce Trees during aSolar Eclipse

The paper examines how spruce trees anticipate and collectively respond to a solar eclipse through bioelectrical synchronisation, revealing age-related differences in anticipatory behaviour and collective memory effects.

Tuning electrical spiking of Schizophyllum commune with light

The paper investigates how light affects electrical spiking in Schizophyllum commune colonies, finding that specific wavelengths induce consistent spiking responses likely mediated by photoreceptors.

Logical gates in ensembles of proteinoid microspheres

This study demonstrates that proteinoid microspheres can implement logical gates through their electrical responses, showing potential for computational capabilities.

Recognition of sounds by ensembles of proteinoids

This study shows that ensembles of proteinoids can recognize spoken English letters by producing unique electrical activity patterns in response to sound inputs.

Electrical spiking activity of proteinoids-ZnO colloids

This study investigates the electrical spiking activity of Proteinoids-ZnO colloids, finding they exhibit neuron-like behavior through surface molecule oscillations.

Are fungi capacitors?

This study investigates the capacitive properties of mycelium from Pleurotus ostreatus, showing it can function as an organic capacitor with measurable capacitance and pseudocapacitance.

Multiscalar electrical spiking in Schizophyllum commune

The paper studies electrical spiking in Schizophyllum commune and identifies three oscillatory patterns, suggesting potential links to nutrient transport.

Dynamics of electrical resistance of kombucha zoogleal mats

This study measures electrical resistance spikes in kombucha zoogleal mats, suggesting potential memristive properties for neuromorphic device applications.

Reactive fungal insoles

This study demonstrates that fungal insoles can sense compressive stress through electrical activity, advancing the development of reactive fungal wearables.

Electrical potential spiking of kombucha zoogleal mats

This study investigates electrical spiking activity in kombucha zoogleal mats and shows their potential as sensors or computing devices.

Electrical spiking of psilocybin fungi

This study characterizes the extracellular electrical potential of two psilocybin fungi species, showing intrinsic electrical communication and establishing them as tools for fungal electro-physiology research.

Bio-electric potentials in superior plants: electric collective behaviour

The paper investigates biopotential activity in trees, showing correlations with solar/lunar cycles, neighbor trees, and statistical features, and proposes a quantum field theory for collective forest behavior.

Fungal States of Minds

This paper explores fungal cognition, intelligence, and consciousness by reviewing experimental evidence of neural-like electrical activity and complex behaviors in fungi.

On electrical spiking of Ganoderma resinaceum

The paper records and analyzes extracellular electrical activity in Ganoderma resinaceum sporocarps to investigate species-specific patterns of electrical signaling in fungi.

Fungi anaesthesia

This study examines the effects of chloroform vapour on the electrical activity of the fungus Pleurotus ostreatus, showing reduced baseline potential waves and altered spiking activity.

Toxicity and applications of internalised magnetite nanoparticles within live Paramecium caudatum cells

This study investigates the effects of magnetite nanoparticles on Paramecium caudatum, showing they are tolerated and can be used for magnetic immobilization without harming the cells.

Studies in Particle Sorting by Paramecium Cilia Arrays

This study experimentally characterizes microparticle manipulation by Paramecium cilia arrays, showing that particles are drawn in by fluid currents and larger particles can be held immobile during feeding.