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Making DNA Data Storage a Reality
Our aim is to research DNA as an archival storage medium with the ultimate goal to make it a staple of modern data centres to store archival data in the very long term.
Introduction to DNA Storage
& our Research
DNA Data Storage
DNA Data Storage, the process of storing arbitrary binary data in DNA sequences is actively researched by us and the community. Its properties, primarily durability and compact form factor, make it an ideal storage media for archiving data for decades. Watch the video here to see what makes DNA an ideal storage media and how it all works.
Processing Data in DNA
Once data is stored in DNA, biomolecular processes can be used to process it on an unprecedented scale. More precisely, combinatorial problems (e.g., databases joins, travelling salesperson problems and others) can be solved in DNA very fast thanks to the unprecedented level of parallelism and also very energy efficient comapred to traditional computing. Watch the video here to learn more.
Publications
Selected publications resulting from our research
Latest Research Results
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– depending on whether or not we have results
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