Slime-Molder: Fabrication System for Human–Slime Mold Co-Creation

Figure 1: The Slime-Molder outline: (a) External view of the automatic slime-mold fabrication system.(b) Slime mold being cultivated and dyed on the device (12 hours elapsed).(c) Slime-mold painting created with the dyed organism.

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Published
2025-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3746058.3759007
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Pharmacological Effects and Toxicity Studies
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Slime-Molder: Fabrication System for Human–Slime Mold Co-Creation

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Slime-Molder: Fabrication System for Human–Slime Mold Co-Creation

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Abstract

Figure 1: The Slime-Molder outline: (a) External view of the automatic slime-mold fabrication system.(b) Slime mold being cultivated and dyed on the device (12 hours elapsed).(c) Slime-mold painting created with the dyed organism.

Keio University Shonan Fujisawa (JP), Future University Hakodate (JP)
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