In one of my previous blogs, we explored the question - why are we not spherical? We saw how the symmetry of embryo is broken giving us all our shapes. But today I want to ask, why don't we all look the

The last published paper of Alan Turing in 1952 promised an upcoming mathematical description of phyllotaxis - the way plants develop and organize their leaves and flower petals. The cyanide laced half

Alan Turing's statue at Bletchley Park Source, a picture taken by Jon Callas. CC by 2.0 Are you paying attention? That is what you hear the star of The Imitation games asking in this movie inspired from