Channel Coding for DNA Data Storage
DNA storage refers to the idea of using DNA as data storage, whereby the nucleotides making up the sequence encode for the information. The data is stored by synthesizing the desired DNA sequence and retrieved by means of DNA sequencing. While DNA based data storage has enormous potential with respect to capacity and durability, this potential is accompanied by challenges arising from reading and writing the information from and to the DNA, but also the DNA itself. The DNA inherent challenges are for example mutations, deletions, insertions and constraints on the sequence used. To overcome these challenges, the goal of this project is to develop a coding scheme matching the needs of DNA storage and allowing for robust information storage.
Additional Information
Project Capacity | Three IREP student |
Project available for | Spring, Summer and Fall 2024 |
Credits | 18 |
Available via Remote | No |
Project Supervisor | Erik Kubaczka |