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Double Helix Issue 37

Cover of Double Helix magazine Issue 37 showing a blue-and-yellow macaw manipulating a green tile into a square hole using its beak. Enlarge cover
Cover of Double Helix magazine Issue 37 showing a blue-and-yellow macaw manipulating a green tile into a square hole using its beak.

Double Helix Magazine

Magazine - January 2020 - AU $9.50

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Discover some amazing animal smarts and how AI can learn from swarm animals.

This issue of Double Helix explores animal intelligence in all its forms. From understanding and speaking languages to playing, they are all signs of smarts! Swarming animals, such as ants and bees, have their own ingenuity too. Find out how swarming strategies are solving problems in artificial intelligence. + Full description

If you want some clever ways to get hands on, you can learn to contain an oil spill. Find out why birds have different-shaped beaks, and create your own art using a computer and a little code!

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Magazine | January 2020 | $ 9.50
ISBN: DH05/37 | 40 pages
Publisher: CSIRO Publishing
Colour illustrations, Colour photographs

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