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Prof. Erik Winfree — Research Profile

California Institute of Technology · Computing + Mathematical Sciences

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Prof. Erik Winfree at California Institute of Technology Computing + Mathematical Sciences lists molecular programming, DNA nanotechnology, DNA computing, cell-free biochemical circuits, biophysics, complexity theory, programming languages and compilers as their registered research area.

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molecular programmingDNA nanotechnologyDNA computingcell-free biochemical circuitsbiophysicscomplexity theoryprogramming languages and compilers

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