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An artificial brain project in which conceptual models are specified algorithmically is discussed. The feature that distinguishes the approach used in this project from connectionist neural models is its vertical abstraction of brain structure and function. The models comprise multiple local networks of neurons, each of which is a complex network of molecular and chemical processes. The memory manipulation...
Molecular computers are natural or artificial systems in which macromolecules individually mediate critical information-processing functions. Biological organisms are the naturally occurring examples. Their information-processing virtuosity traces ultimately to the fact that macromolecules, most notably proteins, can recognize specific molecular objects in their environment in a manner that uses shape...
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