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Fractals Research Laboratory

University of Oregon
Research lead
Richard Taylor
Research area
Fractals
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

FractalsBio-inspired designRetinal implantsVisual science

About the research

What can repeating patterns in nature teach us about technology and human perception?

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Richard Taylor studies fractals and the chaotic processes that produce them, applying bio-inspired ideas to nanoscience, visual science, and art. His Fractals Research Laboratory investigates topics ranging from retinal implants for sight restoration to the relationship between fractal art and stress reduction. Other interests include nanoelectronics and solar cells. The research connects experimental physics with psychology and design, giving interdisciplinary researchers a specific mathematical theme that bridges those fields.

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