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Ecolab: Where to Now?

By adding the concept of random embryology with locality to Lotka-Volterra population equations, a description of biological evolution is created. This model is called Ecolab. Computer simulations of these systems display self organised criticality, with power law behaviour for species lifetimes that stand in stark contrast to gradualism. This paper explores areas of future research with this m...

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Where is Patient Safety Research and Practice Heading? A Response to Recent Commentaries

Universal Grammar and Chaos/Complexity Theory: Where Do They Meet And Where Do They Cross?

  Abstract The present study begins by sketching "Chaos/Complexity Theory" (C/CT) and its applica-tion to the nature of language and language acquisition. Then, the theory of "Universal Grammar" (UG) is explicated with an eye to C/CT. Firstly, it is revealed that CCT may or may not be allied with a theory of language acquisition that takes UG as the initial state of language acquisition for ...

Turing's Theory of Morphogenesis: Where We Started, Where We Are and Where We Want to Go

Over 60 years have passed since Alan Turing first postulated a mechanism for biological pattern formation. Although Turing did not have the chance to extend his theories before his unfortunate death two years later, his work has not gone unnoticed. Indeed, many researchers have since taken up the gauntlet and extended his revolutionary and counter-intuitive ideas. Here, we reproduce the basics ...