Nine years after Florian Markowetz declared all biology computational biology, the field has inverted. We no longer crunch data about life. We program life itself as the ultimate computing substrate.
A single AAV injection carrying a working OTOF gene restored hearing in all ten patients born deaf. This isn't medicine. It's a firmware update.
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Evolution had 3.8 billion years. ABI gives us an afternoon. Adrian Woolfson and Eric Topol map the shift from reading DNA to authoring entire genomes — and what it means for biological computing.
FinalSpark's Neuroplatform gives any researcher cloud access to 160,000 living human neurons via Python API. No wet lab required. This is wetware computing as a service — and it's already live.
CRISPR lets scientists rewrite DNA like editing a document. Here's what that means for humanity.