Have you seen the language NetLogo? It comes with a lot of artificial life (alife) examples that may pique your interest. https://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/

Have you seen the language NetLogo? It comes with a lot of artificial life (alife) examples that may pique your interest. https://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/ https://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/ It is an adapted version of the Logo language, but greatly enhanced for mathematical visualization. It's a bit Lispy (without all the parens), so the language is pretty much instantly understandable, even if you've never coded before. The download includes both a 2D (very quick) and 3D (slower, but quite amazing) versions. And it is free, since it was written purely for educational purposes. Most of the examples are very high level (eg: flocking algorithms) or very low level (chemical interactions at the molecular level). You'll probably enjoy the RNA/DNA simulations, and the very detailed simulations of cellular functions such as reproduction and protein synthesis.