Natural Computing (journal)
Natural computing is a special area of research that tries to understand how different living things, like plants and animals, solve problems and use their environment to do things. Scientists who study natural computing try to find new ways to use the ideas they learn from nature to solve problems that we face in everyday life.
For example, a computer scientist might notice that ants are very good at finding the shortest path to the food. They might then program a computer to use that same method to find the fastest route through a traffic jam.
The Natural Computing journal is a publication that writes about all of these different ideas and research in this field. It helps experts share their findings and discuss new ideas for using natural processes to solve complex problems. People who are interested in natural computing can read the journal to learn about the newest discoveries and stay up-to-date with the latest research.
For example, a computer scientist might notice that ants are very good at finding the shortest path to the food. They might then program a computer to use that same method to find the fastest route through a traffic jam.
The Natural Computing journal is a publication that writes about all of these different ideas and research in this field. It helps experts share their findings and discuss new ideas for using natural processes to solve complex problems. People who are interested in natural computing can read the journal to learn about the newest discoveries and stay up-to-date with the latest research.