Nanomaterials: DNA now “thinks” and “remembers”, a world first
Nanomaterials and DNA combined to create a revolutionary storage and computing system. A thousand laptops in a pencil eraser? Now you can.
Created a material that combines DNA and glass: it is stronger than steel
A team of researchers has discovered a supermaterial that could revolutionize materials engineering. By combining DNA and glass, they created a material that is 5 times lighter and 4 times stronger than steel.
Artificial DNA unleashed against cancer cells: a world first
The first steps in using artificial DNA to kill cancer cells look very solid and encouraging.
Data storage, by 2030 we could put it in DNA "cartridges".
Data archiving on DNA will allow us to preserve present and future human knowledge in a lasting and ecological way: this is where we are.
One million years old DNA discovered in Antarctica
The million-year-old fragment is by far the oldest DNA of its kind ever recovered, and it can be very useful to us.
In 2023, a blood test could find 50 types of cancer
The multi-cancer blood test is extremely high-performing, and it can make a real difference to public health.
Human chromosome mass measured for the first time
With the help of a synchrotron, a research team measures the mass of a chromosome for the first time in history. And he discovers it's bigger than expected, but he doesn't know why.
You can collect DNA from the air: first evidence from a new study
The study opens up the potential for new ecological, sanitary and forensic applications of environmental DNA, now used only for the analysis of aquatic environments
New study reveals: quantum mechanics causes mutations in DNA
Quantum and infinitely small mechanics also play a role in our DNA, although we still don't know what its weight is.
Is life expectancy written in our DNA?
New methods of studying DNA to understand life expectancy are bringing interesting results, and will someday also bring guidelines for living much longer.
Rootine, personalized vitamins based on DNA
A regimen of vitamins tailored to everyone's DNA, to adapt to different needs and absorption capacities? That's what Rootine offers. And the phrase "take YOUR medicine" takes on a literal sense.
Team puts “The Wizard of Oz” (in Esperanto) in DNA: to save data? The top.
In a single spoon the content of 10 data centers, in a shoe box all over the internet. And without energy expenditure. Here are the steps forward in using DNA to save data.
From DNA mutations given on lifespan and hopes for extending it
A new index could make it possible to assess human lifespan and fertility in advance. From the number of DNA mutations a sea of useful data.
A DNA computer can calculate the square root of numbers up to 900
While part of the research focuses on quantum computing, elsewhere the capabilities of biological computing are tested with a DNA computer.
Save data on DNA? Closer than ever
It is stable, capacious, extremely durable: that's why reading and writing data on DNA is a very, very popular future practice
Revolution in regenerative medicine: a microchip changes the function of cells and can "heal" entire organs
The small device uses nano transfection of tissues to regenerate entire organs with the touch of a finger: what was once matter for Star Trek now comes close to reality.
The next hard drive? It will be DNA.
The preservation of information is increasingly crucial: this is why companies like Microsoft are studying ...
Venter: Big data will make us live well beyond one hundred years
Lifespans could very soon start to shoot upwards beyond the numbers…
What is life? Venter promises a new human evolution
“What is life?” asks Craig Venter, the man who first mapped the genome...
