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EPISODE 3: Encoding/Decoding with Jeff Nivala (University of Washington)
In this episode, Jeff Nivala, a researcher working in computing and biotechnology, explains the science behind DNA-based data storage. This conversation was recorded in September of 2023.
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“With a ‘hello,’ Microsoft and UW demonstrate first fully automated DNA data storage” (https://www.washington.edu/news/2019/03/21/first-fully-automated-dna-data-storage/)
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EPISODE 6: Bio-Sourcing & Decarbonizing Data Storage with Stéphane Lemaire (Biomemory)
In this episode, we hear from Stephane Lemaire from Biomemory, a company developing biosourced DNA-based data storage technology. This conversation was recorded in January of 2024, prior to Biomemory’s acquis…
EPISODE 7: Becoming Genomic Media with Richard Pon (University of Calgary)
In this episode, we chat with Richard Pon, Former Director of the Centre for Health Genomics and Informatics at the University of Calgary. In 2018, he gave us a tour of the University Core DNA Services lab to get a close-up …
EPISODE 8: DNA Aesthetics with Madeleine Mendell (Media Archivist)
In this episode, we chat with media archivist, Madeleine Mendell, about the deeper social narratives and aesthetic implications of using DNA as a storage medium. We recorded this conversation in September of 2023.
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CONCLUSION: Conversation with Mél Hogan, Deb Verhoeven, Madeleine Mendell
The hosts reflect on the project and what it means to store data in perpetuity.
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EPISODE 9: Growing a Data Garden with Kyriaki Goni (Artist)
In this episode, we have a conversation with artist Kyriaki Goni, who imagines DNA-based data storage futures. Together we reflect on alternatives to current day big tech oligopolies. We recorded this conversation in September of 2023.
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