Revolutionary biocomputing systems that utilize DNA, RNA, and protein molecules as computational units, creating living neural processors through molecular interactions and enzymatic reactions.
The world's first DNA-based neural processor that harnesses the power of molecular biology for artificial intelligence and biocomputing applications.
Utilizing DNA molecules as computational units, performing parallel processing operations through molecular interactions and base-pair recognition.
Controlled protein synthesis and folding for neural network formation, creating biological circuits that can learn and adapt.
Artificial intelligence systems built from biological molecules, capable of self-replication, evolution, and complex pattern recognition.
Detailed molecular biology parameters and performance metrics
Revolutionary applications transforming medicine and biotechnology
Customized treatments based on individual genetic profiles, optimizing drug efficacy and minimizing side effects.
Early detection and prevention of genetic diseases through DNA analysis and molecular computing.
Accelerated drug discovery through molecular simulation and protein-drug interaction analysis.
Understanding aging mechanisms and developing interventions for healthy longevity.
Ongoing experimental research in molecular computing and biological AI
We are conducting advanced DNA computing experiments to achieve parallel processing capabilities:
Our protein engineering experiments focus on creating custom proteins for neural networks:
We are testing enzymatic reactions for molecular processing and signal transduction: