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CA Loops
Self reproducing Cellular Automata loops, including Java applet.
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CALResCo
Excellent resource for Complexity and ALife research, including Cellular Automata resources.
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Capow
Cellular Automata Electric Power is an ongoing project at CAMCOS at San Jose State University. Since 1994 it has been researching new kinds of continuous-valued cellular automata for use in simulating the flow of electricity in a powergrid.
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Cellular Automata
Articles and reports on cellular automata by Stephen Wolfram, creator of "Mathematica".
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Cellular Automata
"Life might look like a mathematical game, but it lives up to its ambitious name. Cellular automata could reveal a lot about how the universe works and maybe even about how life began." Excellent page with applets, explanations and links.
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Cellular Automata
Complex patterns and behaviors emerging from a simple set of rules.
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Cellular Computing
Wealth of information on cellular computing and parallel cellular machines from Moshe Sipper.
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Exploring CA
Here you can explore the space of cellular automata (CA), using a sequence of interactive pages for generating CA with certain properties, by tuning some parameters.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Cellular Automata.
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Game of Life
The most popular cellular automata, developed by mathematician John Conway of the University of Cambridge, England, in the late sixties.
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MCLife
Freeware program whose main purpose is exploring existing and creating new rules and patterns of Life and other Cellular Automata.
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Primordial Soup Kitchen
David Griffeath is a math professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. More importantly (at least for us), he is a creator of this excellent site dedicated to CA and related topics. You should really try his cooking!
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