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Protein nanowires (greenish) derived from the bacterium Geobacter (background) are between electrodes (gold) creating a bioelectronic detector used to detect biomolecules (red). [Courtesy: UMass Amherst/Yao lab]

"From bacterial proteins to ammonia detectors"

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Biological computing. Illustration: shutterstock

Israeli researchers report progress in storing information in DNA: all of YouTube in one spoonful

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From left to right: Joshua Goldberg, Tatiwart Perkins, Elsa Reichmanis at the press conference dealing with the future of electronics at the AAAS conference in San Jose, February 2015.. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

First report from the AAAS conference: There may be more than one substitute for silicon to help continue Moore's Law

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Medical nanorobots. Illustration: Moscow Institute of Technology

An important advance in the development of medical nanorobots

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Prof. Ehud Kinan, Technion

Technion researchers have developed an advanced biological computer

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Prof. Ehud Shapira. Photo: Weizmann Institute

Logic gates, biological computers

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Prof. Ehud Kinan, Technion

Technion researchers have developed a biological computer capable of encoding and decoding visual information

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A revolution in information technology inspired by DNA

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IBM scientists have developed DNA component technology to build tiny chips for computers

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A microchip that performs a thousand chemical reactions simultaneously

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Make a correction

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Scientists from Weizmann developed a biological computer that detects conditions typical of cancer and produces a drug

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