Technical University of Munich

develops DNA-origami-based programmable containers and nanomachines — including lipid-inspired origami containers for biomolecular robotics — extending structural DNA nanotechnology toward autonomous, moving nanodevices.

Country
Germany
dna-origami research eu
Coverage
CNEUUS
foundries-design
Regulatorsfdaemanmpa
Technologies
NameClusterRisk
DNA nanotechnology & DNA origamifoundries-designHigh

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