Program

SCDNA26 is the second International Conference on Storage and Computing with DNA. Discover the conference program and join the discussion with leading experts from around the world.

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Presentation list

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Conference sessions at a glance

(the sessions schedule is not final and may be subject to minor changes)

Wednesday

May 27th

Damien Woods
Maynooth university

“Thermodynamically favoured DNA data structures and algorithms”

Vincent Coltellino
US Library of Congress

“Moving forward: perspective from an archival institution”

Andreas Prenner
DG SANTE

Roundtable moderated by Robertas Skliaustas – Genomika

  • Vincent Coltellino – US Library of Congress
  • Manu Shivakumara – IBBIS
  • Andreas Prenner – DG SANTE (remotely)
  • TBC – Twist Bioscience
  • Dominique Loqué – Biomemory
  • Q&A

Session moderated by: Jérôme Charmet – HES-SO

  • Martin Jost – Kilobaser
  • Marthe Colotte – Imagene
  • Tomaž Karčnik – Biosistemika
  • TBC – Genomika
  • Felix Full – Eurofins
  • Fabian Schroeder – EkoRefugium
  • Q&A

Roundtable moderated by Tomaž Karčnik – Biosistemika

  • Peter Faulhaber – Former CEO & President of Fujifilm Recording Media
  • Carlo Wesseling – Netherlands Army
  • Andrej Filipčič – CERN
  • Robert Grass – Haelixa
  • Discussion

Thursday

May 28th

Jeff Nivala
University of Washington

“DNA Data Storage, art, and public engagement”

Session chaired by: Vincent Franceschini

  • Pierre-Yves Burgi & Michaël El Kharoubi
    “Towards autonomous end-to-end DNA data archiving with a built-in quality-control” + Q&A
  • Xingyu Jiang
    “DNA Data Storage on-the-go” + Q&A
  • Jérémy Mateos
    “Wetlab validation of JPEG DNA coding system for image storage on synthetic DNA” + Q&A
  • Ivan Barišić
    “Bacteria-based technologies for DNA data storage” + Q&A

Session chaired by: Alessia Marelli

  • Puru Sharma
    “Improving Consensus Finding in DNA Data Storage with Base-Level Quality Scores” + Q&A
  • Huaming Wu
    “VoiceArk: A Progressive DNA Storage System for Robust and Scalable Speech Archiving” + Q&A
  • Alessia Marelli
    “Assembly-Aware Simulation and Fragment Clustering for DNA Data Storage with DNAssim” + Q&A
  • Adi Levy
    “Expected Recovery Time in DNA-based Distributed Storage Systems” + Q&A

Roger Rudoff
Atlas Data Storage

“High Density CMOS-based synthetic DNA data storage systems”

Session chaired by: Marthe Colotte

  • Ibon Santiago
    “Polymer-DNA Composite Fibers as a Versatile Platform for DNA Data Storage” + Q&A
  • Francesca Granito
    “DNA-of-Things: Embedding Digital Data from Newspaper Printing to DNA-Encoded Construction Material Passports” + Q&A

Session chaired by: Jérôme Charmet

  • Tom de Greef
    “Molecular encryption for controllable random access in DNA data storage” + Q&A
  • Zohar Yakhini
    “Private Information Retrieval for Large-Scale DNA-Based Data Storage” + Q&A

Accepted posters here.

Friday

May 29th

Eitan Yaakobi
Technion

“Coding for efficient and scalable DNA synthesis”

Session chaired by: Zohar Yakhini

  • Sing-Ming Chan
    “Associative Handhold-mediated Strand Displacement Mechanisms for Data Manipulation in DNA Nanostructure-Based Data Storage Devices” + Q&A
  • Anastasiya Malyshava
    “Combinatorial 4-way and 6-way Strand Displacement for Programmable Reversible Data Manipulation on DNA Origami” + Q&A
  • Ferenc Fördös
    “Biologically Replicable, Thermostable Data Storage in DNA Origami” + Q&A
  • Gangamallaiah Velpula
    “Effect of different cations on controlling the orientation of chiral double-L DNA origami on solid substrate” + Q&A

Session chaired by: Roger Rudoff

  • Tomaž Karčnik
    “Robust DNA Data Storage via Block-by-Block Synthesis: The PEARL-DNA Architecture” + Q&A
  • Chandler Petersen
    “Boolean Search with Scalable Strand Displacement Circuits in DNA Data Storage” + Q&A
  • Jaroslav Kocisek
    “Nanocluster positioning on DNA nanostructures for robust information storage” + Q&A
  • Yingfu Li
    “Toward Practical DNA Storage and Computation with Improved DNA-Ligating DNAzymes” + Q&A

Session chaired by: Robert Grass

  • Vincent Franceschini
    “Making DNA Data Storage IT Friendly and DC-ready” + Q&A
  • Rodney Agayan
    “Scaling NGS Analyses for Ultra-High-Complexity DNA Data Storage Libraries” + Q&A
  • Hamed Sabzalipoor
    “Combinatorial DNA Data Encoding via Automated Multi-Trimer Integration in Maskless Photolithographic DNA Synthesis” + Q&A
  • Jory Lietard
    “Nanopore sequencing of synthetic libraries of RNA oligonucleotides” + Q&A

Session chaired by: Eitan Yaakobi

  • Serge Kas Hanna
    “DNA-MGC+: A Codec for Reliable and Efficient DNA Data Storage” + Q&A
  • Tomer Cohen
    “Correcting Tail Deletions in Rank Modulated Composite Encoding for Data Storage in DNA” + Q&A
  • Gunavaran Brihadiswaran
    “Deep Learning-Guided DNA-DNA Binding Prediction for Scalable DNA Data Storage” + Q&A
  • Chris Takahashi
    “An Adaptable DNA Codec for In-Memory Compute”

Final remarks by DNA Data Storage Alliance & DigNA