Biological Cybernetics

Biological cybernetics is the study of how living systems—like humans, animals, or plants—process information, communicate, and control their behaviors through feedback mechanisms. It combines biology, engineering, and computer science to understand how organisms adapt, learn, and respond to their environments. By analyzing these processes, researchers aim to uncover principles that can enhance technologies like robotics and artificial intelligence, as well as improve understanding of health and biological functions. Essentially, it looks at life and behavior through the lens of control systems and information flow.