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Synthetic neuromorphic computing in living cells

Engineering and Technology

Synthetic neuromorphic computing in living cells

L. Rizik, L. Danial, et al.

Discover the groundbreaking perceptgene, a novel perceptron operating in the logarithmic domain, developed by researchers Luna Rizik, Loai Danial, Mouna Habib, Ron Weiss, and Ramez Daniel. This research showcases how perceptgene can facilitate intricate computations and programmable circuits in Escherichia coli, paving the way for advanced applications in synthetic biology and artificial intelligence.... show more
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