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Over the past several decades, a method has been perfected by which data
could be saved and re-read in the form of DNA sequences. However, the
longer the DNA was preserved, the more it broke down and the more difficult
it became to retrieve what had been saved. Now, inspired by fossils, ETH
Zurich scientists have found a way to encapsulate DNA in silica and apply
an algorithm when reading it that allows data to be decoded after time has
taken its toll.
http://bit.ly/1B1ToF7
http://bit.ly/1B1ToF7+
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Senator Ted Kennedy, in defending trucking deregulation in 1978.
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