Richard Taylor investigates nature’s patterns across diverse disciplines (including architecture, art, bioengineering, neuroscience, and physics) with a focus on bio-inspired fractals. As Director of Fractals Research, he leads a company that develops innovative, interdisciplinary projects, including stress-reducing patterns for the built environment (ScienceDesignLab), an athletics sensor for injury prevention (AletheiaRun), and computer techniques for art authentication (Art Intelligence Group). His work has been the subject of television documentaries (including ABC’s The Art of Science, PBS’s Hunting the Hidden Dimension and the BBC’s The Code). He regularly gives lectures around the world attracting audiences of up to 800 people, hosted by organizations as diverse as the Nobel Foundation, the White House, the Royal Society and national art galleries such as the Pompidou Centre in Paris and the Guggenheim Museum in Venice.