World’s first ‘biological camera’: Storing countless life fragments through a single life gene

Report on the development of the world's first "biological camera", led by Associate Professor Poh Chueh Loo (Biomedical Engineering), which can encode and store data through the biological mechanism of living cells, breaking through current limitations of using DNA to store data and potentially bringing disruptive changes to the data storage industry.

Lianhe Zaobao August 7, 2023

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