Living systems compute. We study the algorithms biology already runs and the tools that let us read, model, and design at the boundary of computation and life.
Canonical machine view: /v1/fields/biological-computation
Human body as a machine treats physiology as an engineered system — inputs, control loops, failure modes, and maintenance schedules. We model the body's subsystems with the rigour engineers bring to machines: where the levers are that keep it running well, and what the earliest signals look like when something drifts out of spec. The aim is a shared, falsifiable model of the body that a clinician, an engineer, and an agent can all read from the same page.