Michael Levin flags new book 'Open Questions in Developmental Biology'
drmichaellevin · x · 2026-11-07
Developmental biologist Michael Levin shared the release of Open Questions in Developmental Biology, edited by Igor Adameyko and Gerhard Schlosser (CRC Press). The book covers four sections — development as a complex system, computational approaches, the cell as the unit of development, and new light on old problems. Levin authored the chapter on biophysical intelligence between genotype and phenotype, from EvoDevo to regenerative medicine.
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