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Nanopores: Tiny Holes, Big Data in Biology

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Explore how a nanometer-scale pore turns a molecule’s passage into an electrical signature, letting us read DNA, peptides, and more. We compare natural protein pores with tunable solid-state pores and show why pattern recognition is at the heart of sequencing and diagnostics—enabling fast, portable biosensing from health to the environment. We’ll also glimpse the cutting edge of nanopore electrometry and the data science turning those signals into insights, with a sponsor spotlight on Embersilk.


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