Selected interviews on biocomputing
- Ewelina Kurtys
- 48 minutes ago
- 2 min read
Conversations from my work with FinalSpark, 2025–2026
As Strategic Advisor to FinalSpark, I have taken part in many interviews and podcasts about biological computing, an emerging field that explores how living neurons can be used to develop new types of computing systems. These conversations explain how FinalSpark’s laboratory works, why biological systems may offer a different approach to computation, and what scientific, technological and practical questions this field raises.
I enjoy making complex ideas engaging, accessible and easy to follow. I also value the work of journalists, podcast hosts and science communicators who help wider audiences understand emerging technologies. As science and technology become increasingly complex, clear communication allows more people to take part in informed conversations about artificial intelligence, biological computing and the future of technology.
A conversation about FinalSpark, biological computing and the possibility of using living neural systems for computation.
A discussion about how FinalSpark works with living neurons and what biological computing may contribute to the future of AI.
A conversation about neuroscience, biological computing and more energy efficient approaches to artificial intelligence.
A discussion about biocomputers made from living brain cells and the scientific questions raised by combining biology with computing.
A conversation about biological computing, emerging AI technologies and the challenge of explaining complex scientific innovation clearly.
A discussion about using living neurons for computation and the development of FinalSpark’s Neuroplatform.
A conversation about FinalSpark, the current state of biological computing and the challenges involved in developing a new computing paradigm.
An introduction to biological computing, systems based on living neurons and the search for alternatives to conventional silicon computing.
A discussion about FinalSpark’s experiments with living neurons and the scientific and technological challenges of biological computing.
10. Dr Al Scott, The Rational View
A detailed conversation about computers made from real neurons, including the possibilities and current limitations of biological computing.
A Polish language interview explaining what biocomputers are, how FinalSpark uses living neurons and why the field is attracting international interest.
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