Bruce C. Gibb suggests that looking a little deeper into chaos and complexity could help us to answer some very important questions. Let's start with a short quiz. Define the following terms ...

[Jochem] has always been fascinated by chaos in nature, whether it’s a swarm of ants or evolution in action in a petri dish. His insect orchestra takes the chaos in the natural world and changes ...

To the editor—In his commentary on self organization, complexity and chaos in biological systems 1, Coffey states that tumors are models of chaos, whereas normal tissues are characterized by order.