'Dna computing' diaporamas de présentation

Members

Members. Andy Koswara Albert Hartono Budi Suryawijaya Evin Hill Hariyono Lie Michael Ngantung. DNA COMPUTING. Structure of DNA (Albert) Operations of DNA Molecules (Albert) DNA to Electrical Device (Budi) Traveling Salesman Problem (Michael) Hamilton Path (Michael)

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Trends in Computational Science DNA and Quantum Computers

Lecture 2 (cont). Trends in Computational Science DNA and Quantum Computers. Sources. 1. Nicholas Carter 2. Andrea Mantler, University of North Carolina 3. Michael M. Crow, Executive Vice Provost , Columbia University.

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DNAQL a data model and query language for databases in DNA

DNAQL a data model and query language for databases in DNA. Jan Van den Bussche j oint work with Joris Gillis, Robert Brijder Hasselt University, Belgium. Natural Computing. Conventional computing, inspired by nature Evolutionary systems, algorithms, programs

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Introduction to Self Organisation

Introduction to Self Organisation. Competition. Content. Introduction Historic Perspective Related Subjects Basics Summary and Discussion. Historic Perspective. Economics Biology Sport War Computing Brains.

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part 2

part 2. Course outline. Where to find me. Announcement. NO Lecture. The highlights. DNA computing: the highlights. Leonard Adleman Molecular computation of solutions to combinatorial problems Science, 266, 1021-1024, 1994. Richard Lipton

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MEMBRANE COMPUTING

MOLECULAR COMPUTING. MEMBRANE COMPUTING. Rudolf FREUND. Faculty of Informatics Vienna University of Technology Wien, Austria. Overview. Molecular Computing. ? DNA Computing. ? Splicing, Watson-Crick complementarity ? Test tube systems (universality). ? Membrane Computing.

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DNA Computing Computation with the Code of Life

DNA Computing Computation with the Code of Life. Michael Ang <m@michaelang.com> Interactive Telecommunications Program New York University February 16, 2007. What is it?. Invented by Len Adleman (1994)

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Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology. Fred Myrtle ITMG 100 09. Nanotechnology - Key Points. What is Nanotechnology? Perspective Originated Types of Nanotechnology Ethical Decisions Conclusion. What is Nanotechnology?. Nanotechnology is the creating of machines that operate on a molecular scale. .

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Cellular Automata & DNA Computing

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New approach to register allocation and instruction scheduling, using DNA Computing

New approach to register allocation and instruction scheduling, using DNA Computing. 2001-30593 ??? 2002-30447 ???. DNA Computing Register Allocation. 2001-30593 ???. Register Allocation. Compiler ? code generation ???? ???? ???? pseudo register ?? ???? machine register ? ???? ??

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Information as a Commodity

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Machine Learning Framework for DNA Computing

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DNA Computing

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An evolutionary Monte Carlo algorithm for predicting DNA hybridization

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The small sample of DNA serves as template for DNA polymerase Make complementary primers Add primers in more than 1000

The Polymerase Chain Reaction. The small sample of DNA serves as template for DNA polymerase Make complementary primers Add primers in more than 1000-fold excess Heat to make ssDNA, then cool Run DNA polymerase (usually Taq) Repeat heating, cooling, polymerase cycle.

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DNA Computing

DNA Computing . By: Dane Greer and Jake Proehl. DNA. DNA Strands ATGC (adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine ) Polymerase. Polymerase. DNA Replication. What is DNA computing. Uses Polymerase to create every possible combination of strands . This happens in parallel. Dna computing.

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Future Computing

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DNA Computing Zhe Wang

DNA Computing Zhe Wang. Molecular computation of solutions to combinatorial problems. Adleman. Science 266, 1021-1024. 1994. Computing with DNA. Parker. EMBO reports 4, 7-10. 2003. DNA provides a compact means of data storage. Each

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Maximal parallelism in Membrane Computing

Maximal parallelism in Membrane Computing. COMP308. From cell to membrane computing.

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Ligation Errors in DNA Computing

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