Philip Tinnefeld

Spring-loaded DNA origami arrays as energy-supplied hardware for modular nanorobots Spring-loaded DNA origami arrays enable nanorobots to integrate diverse inputs with logic-based, sequential operations.

1/5🚀🔬 New paper alert!
We built a spring-loaded DNA origami nanorobot that can sense, compute, and act — basically, a molecular PC made of DNA 🧬💻
#DNAorigami #nanotech #robotics #moleculardesign #SciRobotics
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

So excited it is online on biorXiv. Thanks so much to the Team for evolving the idea and so many cool single-molecule experiments 🤩.

1/4 📢🥳now online: BROWNIAN DNA COMPUTING - Unlike fuel-driven molecular computing with high-energy barriers, it exploits thermal fluctuations.
Inputs rectify state access, enabling fast, low-energy computation. 📜More in our preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

1/3 🚨🥳New paper out in Advanced Materials!
We bring attomolar, amplification-free DNA detection to the point-of-care using DNA origami nanoantennas.🧬Check it out here: advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

2/3 We made a short video📽️that provides a quick summary of the topic.

3/3 Congratulations to all the authors for the team work🥳: @renukkayaadav.bsky.social, Kateryna , Mihir, Vivien, Benedikt, Jan, Cindy, Michi, Giovanni, Leonie, Sophia, @glembockyte.bsky.social, Tim Liedl and @philiptinnefeld.bsky.social