Alondra Nelson talked about her book [The Social Life of DNA: Race, Reparations, and Reconciliation After the Genome], in which she looks at the way genetic testing is being used to address ...

In the next decade, the proliferating social life of DNA will mean that many scholarly fields—in the sciences, humanities, and social sciences alike—will be reckoning with the genomics zeitgeist.

Using next-generation sequencing technology and a novel strategy to encode 1,000 times the largest data size previously achieved in DNA, a geneticist encodes his book in life's language.

To encode the book in DNA, Asimov Press worked with Boston-based company Catalog, which created approximately 500,000 unique DNA molecules to encode the 240 pages in the book, representing 481,280 ...

His new book is called DNA: The Secret of Life (Knopf). Nobel-prize winner, Dr. James D. Watson joins host Larry Mantle to discuss his journey into the world of human genetics, ...

“We are characters in an Almodóvar film yet to be made,” Paul Lisicky writes of himself and Denise Gess when they first knew each other as young writers in the same graduate program. Denise ...

DNA may not be life's instruction book -- just a jumbled list of ingredients. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2020 / 04 / 200422112303.htm ...

Does this mean anything to you? Maybe not, but researchers have filled a whole book with it. It’s the stuff of life, genetic code. And within 5 to 10 years it might replace conventional digital ...

How Life Works — why there’s more to it all than DNA Philip Ball demotes the role of the double helix molecule, arguing that biology is far messier and marvellous than many scientists suspected ...