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A model of reaction-diffusion cellular automata for massively parallel molecular computing
This paper proposes an experimental model of artificial reaction-diffusion systems, which provides a foundation for constructing future massively parallel molecular computers. The key idea is to control redox-active molecules in solution, by an array of integrated microelectrodes and to realize artificially programmable reaction-diffusion dynamics in a very small amount of solution.
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