Chemical and molecular engineers at at MIT and Harvard have successfully used templates made of DNA to cheaply and easily pattern graphene into nanoscale structures that could eventually be fashioned ...

DNA microchips can now encode arbitrary digital information at a density of over at 700 terabytes per gram. That number could be pushed much higher, theoretically even as high as 455 exabytes per gram ...

Scientists announced DNA storage devices capable of rewriting, erasing, and storing data for centuries ...

Scientists are being cagey about the write mechanism, but say ‘a nanopore sensor’ will be used for reads.