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Computational Biology Undergraduate Society
We're a student-run organization advancing computational biology at Carnegie Mellon. We host academic and social events, connect students to opportunities, and advocate for their interests within the department.
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Reaction-Diffusion Simulation
In 1952, Alan Turing showed how two diffusing chemicals reacting together can produce biological patterns like zebra stripes and leopard spots.
This background is a live WebGL2 Gray–Scott model. Chemical U feeds into chemical V, forming self-organizing structures.
Click or drag anywhere on screen to inject chemical V into the system.