DNA Data Storage and Near-Molecule Processing for the Yottabyte Era
Explore the potential of DNA data storage and near-molecule processing in this keynote address from FAST '21. Delve into the development of an end-to-end system, covering computational aspects of encoding and decoding, as well as molecular biology components like random access, sequencing, and fluidics automation. Learn about early efforts in creating hybrid electronic/molecular computer systems that offer capabilities beyond data storage, such as image similarity search. Gain insights into the advantages of DNA data storage, including extreme density, durability, eternal relevance, and environmental sustainability. Discover the exponential improvements in DNA data storage technology and its potential applications in the yottabyte era. Examine the integration of digital microfluidics as a versatile platform for wet lab preparation protocols and the development of affordable full-stack software/hardware solutions. Explore the future of hybrid systems that combine digital and molecular computing technologies. Read more