"Cells may be the world's most effective (and smallest) intelligent computers; unbeknownst to us how, they compute large volumes of information, i.e., sense their surroundings, interpret and transmit such information to its interior, decide how to act/react, and over time, learn and adapt and even change their environment. Successful decoding of these smallest units of natural intelligence is expected to reveal ways to enhance decision-making, performance, and learning/adaptation in the existing computing systems of artificial intelligence." – Padmini Rangamani, Ph.D., Founding Co-Director, ConCISE
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