The Biological Computing group is a professional network for researchers, bioengineers, computational biologists, and technologists advancing biological computing, wetware systems, nanobiotechnology, and biocomputers. Discussions cover DNA and RNA computing, molecular circuits, neuromorphic systems, bioelectronic interfaces, synthetic biology, and the integration of living cells with computational architectures. Members share research, methodologies, and theoretical insights on biochemical information processing, genetic logic gates, biomolecular nanotechnology, and bio-inspired AI to drive innovation in this interdisciplinary field.