CRISPR used to build a biological hard drive out of live bacteria
New Atlas - Thu 13 Jul 17Hard drives will one day seem as primitive as punch cards or floppy disks, and it may turn out that the medium that replaces them was inside us all along: DNA. There's a mind-boggling ...
Scientists encode video in DNA of live bacteria
Cosmos Magazine - Wed 12 Jul 17New research demonstrates the possibilities of using DNA to store data.
Gif and image written into the DNA of bacteria
BBC News - Wed 12 Jul 17Images and a short film are inserted into bacteria DNA and recovered with 90% accuracy.
Video stored in live bacterial genome using CRISPR gene editing
Newscientist - Wed 12 Jul 17Cutting and pasting information into living DNA could theoretically safeguard complex records through a nuclear apocalypse
Scientists Store Video Data in the DNA of Living Organisms
IEEE Spectrum - Wed 12 Jul 17Video goes a different kind of viral: through E. coli cells
Lights, camera, CRISPR: Biologists use gene editing to store movies in DNA
Nature News - Wed 12 Jul 17Technique demonstrated in E. coli suggests ways to record key events in a cell's life.
Scientists Used CRISPR to Put a GIF Inside Living DNA
MIT Technology Review - Wed 12 Jul 17Harvard researchers embedded images in the genomes of bacteria to test the limits of DNA storage.
Taking cells out to the movies with new CRISPR technology
Phys.org - Wed 12 Jul 17Researchers are developing ways to harness DNA, the blueprint of biological life, as a synthetic raw material to store large amounts of digital information outside of living cells, using expensive ...
Watch the First Movie Stored and Retrieved From DNA of Living Cells
KQED Science - Tue 18 Jul 17Forget iTunes or your old zipper case of DVDs. How about storing movies in a Petri dish of E. coli? Researchers at Harvard Medical School and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering ...
DNA Double Feature: Scientists Replay Movie Stored in Molecules
Geek.com - Fri 14 Jul 17Scientists have successfully screened a movie recovered from the DNA of living cells. Sallie Gardner at the Gallop (a.k.a. The Horse in Motion)—Eadweard Muybridge’s 1878 photographic ...
Movie encoded in DNA in first step to 'molecular recorders,' scientists say
FOXNews - Thu 13 Jul 17There's another way to create a moving image -- through DNA in living cells.
Scientists store a famous movie in DNA
TechCrunch - Thu 13 Jul 17 Researchers have long thought about storing data in DNA and, so far, it seems to be working. They’ve already stuffed a book into DNA and Microsoft is experimenting with a process ...
Scientists have inserted a gif of a horse into living bacteria, did your brain just explode
TechCrunch - Wed 12 Jul 17 In a new study published in Nature, a group of scientists at Harvard have successfully stored a GIF— yes, like a moving meme — into live bacteria (E. coli to be specific). ...
Scientists store a movie in bacterial DNA
Daily Mail - Wed 12 Jul 17The tiny movie, consisting of just five frames, shows a galloping thoroughbred mare named Annie G galloping in 1887 - and was stored on the DNA of an e-coli bacteria.
A new place to share GIFs: the DNA of living bacteria
The Verge - Wed 12 Jul 17Scientists have inserted a GIF into the DNA of living bacteria, bringing us one step closer to one day embedding information in our own skin. Using DNA to store data isn’t new, ...
They’re everywhere on facebook, and now scientists have stored a GIF inside a living bacteria with the help of CRISPR
ZME Science - Wed 12 Jul 17It's the first time CRISPR was used to store and retrieve media from DNA.
See the first movie recorded on the DNA of living cells - CNET
CNET Cutting Edge - Wed 12 Jul 17Harvard scientists hope their molecular equivalent of an airplane "black box" could help unlock mysteries of human biology.
Researchers used CRISPR to encode a movie into DNA
Popular Science - Wed 12 Jul 17Science Genome GIFs. Using the gene editing technique CRISPR, the researchers encoded a series of images and a short video in the form of a GIF into the DNA of E. Coli. Read ...
Who needs film when you can store a movie in bacteria DNA?
L.A. Times - Wed 12 Jul 17You might call it the smallest movie ever made. This week, a team of scientists report that they have successfully embedded a short film into the DNA of living bacteria cells. The mini-movie, ...
Living bacteria write pictures and movies to DNA
Chemistry World - Wed 12 Jul 17Crispr–Cas9 tool used to store information in the genome of living E. coli
A Living Hard Drive: This GIF Was Stored in the DNA of Bacteria
SingularityHub - Sun 16 Jul 17DNA is a hugely promising medium for storing data. Consider that a cell nucleus can hold the instructions for an organism as complex as a human. So far efforts to store non-genetic data in DNA ...
Scientists encode movie clip in the DNA of living cells
UPI - Thu 13 Jul 17Scientists have played back a move encoded in the DNA of living cells, a first.
Some scientists just uploaded a GIF of a horse onto bacteria
Techradar - Thu 13 Jul 17They say don't look a GIF horse in the mouth but these scientists don't care about your pun-filled proverbs.
Scientists Upload a Galloping Horse GIF Into Bacteria With Crispr
Wired Science - Wed 12 Jul 17DNA could be a robust storage system for data, but never before have researchers stored information in a live organism.
Scientists replay movie encoded in DNA
ScienceDaily - Wed 12 Jul 17For the first time, a primitive movie has been encoded in -- and then played back from -- DNA in living cells. Scientists say it's a major step toward a 'molecular recorder' that may someday ...