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). It’s a weird idea, but ...
A new perfect reaction GIF doesn’t drop into your lap every day, which is why I’m pleased to announce that I may have just found the proverbial Holy Grail: A horse getting a CT scan. The ...
DNA encodes what is arguably the most important data in existence: the instructions for life. But researchers recently found a way to store something way cooler in our genetic code. On Wednesday, ...
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