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Tag Archives: fractals
Chaos helps explain biology
I’ve raved before about Robert Sapolsky’s fantastic Stanford course Human Behavioral Biology (iTunes), but I have to draw your attention to two stand-out lectures near the end of the course. In lectures 21 and 22, Sapolsky talks about how the … Continue reading
Posted in Five-star professors, Academic podcasts, Biology, iTunesU, Math
Tagged Robert Sapolsky, Stanford University, Chaos, fractals
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