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(Why "PDA" shouldn't stand for Personal Digital Animalculi)
A proposal that the communication and control structures of bacteria may serve as a useful model for the interactions of and uses for wireless personal devices.
Benjamin Eakins is currently a graduate student working in the CADRE Laboratory for new media at San Jose State University. He is currently working on genetically manipulating his skin bacteria.
