The ability to store data in the DNA can make next-generation technology possible.

"A groundbreaking study by Yunha Hwang and team has developed gLM, an AI system that decodes the complex language of genomics from extensive microbial data. This innovation enables a deeper understanding of gene functions and regulations, leading to new discoveries in genomics. gLM exemplifies the potential of AI in advancing life sciences and tackling global challenges. Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, New Harvard-Developed AI System Unlocks Biology’s Source Code)

Maybe quite soon, we can make biorobots that can clean our bodies more effectively than ever before. 

Can we make the optical neural network in living cells? If that is possible. That makes it possible to create intelligent cells, living nanorobots that can remove non-wanted things from the body. 

Can a single cell be as intelligent as humans? Researchers created the quantum dots inside living cells, and the quantum dots are tools that can make a revolution in quantum computers. Theoretically, researchers could create superposition and entanglement between those quantum dots. 

The soundwaves can create tunnels through the cell, and those quantum dots can form the optical network in the cell. And even if the quantum computer cannot operate in the cell, the small binary network can turn the cell into a small computer. That can operate quite independently. 

"Artist’s impression of optoacoustic computing. Credit: Long Huy Da" (ScitechDaily, AI Efficiency Breakthrough: How Sound Waves Are Revolutionizing Optical Neural Networks)

"A groundbreaking study by Nankai University scientists reveals a novel method for synthesizing quantum dots within the nuclei of live cells. This technique, leveraging the cell’s natural processes with glutathione, paves the way for advanced applications in synthetic biology, including the production of nanodrugs and nanorobots, by enabling precise inorganic material synthesis at the subcellular level." (ScitechDaily, “Truly Amazing” – Quantum Dots Successfully Synthesized Inside Living Cells!)

Is it possible to store information in the DNA molecule? 

DNA is a chemical program, that controls everything in our body. If we can manipulate cells that create the fingerprint. That can allow us to create the living LP record. The system can store information in those genetically engineered fingerprints that are in cell cultures. Then the laser ray reads those images like the stylus reads the LP. The key element in that process is: can we control and use that information for controlling something like nanorobots or programming the neurons? 

The genetically manipulated cells can create electric impulses that help to transmit data to the computers. The artificial cells can also create artificial neurotransmitters that allow data transmission to the cloned neurons. Researchers can use that system to increase neural damage treatment's success. And that thing can also make it possible to create the next generation of intelligent nanomachines. The new nanomachines can be like intelligent viruses. The DNA is the computer program that drives those virus-size machines. 

In some models another side of the nanomachine is hydrophobic. And the other is hydrophile. The hydrophobic side pushes water and other liquids out from its shell. And the hydrophilic side pulls water and other liquids into it. That makes the bubble ahead that machine, that pulls it forward. 

The power supply for the robot could be like this. There are gold atoms on that DNA that travel between two wheels. And the hemoglobin batteries give electricity to that system. The DNA controls the movements of the protein fibers that move this small robot. Or the nano-size generator rotates the protein fiber behind that virus-size robot. That protein fiber or tape acts like a propeller, and the system can push and pull the fibers at the nanomachine's shell in and out. That makes it possible to control the machine's directions.  

https://scitechdaily.com/ai-efficiency-breakthrough-how-sound-waves-are-revolutionizing-optical-neural-networks/

https://scitechdaily.com/new-harvard-developed-ai-system-unlocks-biologys-source-code/

https://scitechdaily.com/organ-architects-the-remarkable-cells-shaping-our-development/

https://scitechdaily.com/reimagining-memory-new-research-reveals-that-superconducting-loops-mimic-the-brain/

https://scitechdaily.com/truly-amazing-quantum-dots-successfully-synthesized-inside-living-cells/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fingerprint

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LP_record

Minimal space is an inspiring thing.

An empty, or minimal space is a thing that can form interesting ideas. That means empty rooms and a couple of merchandise can be a very inspiring thing. 

Chinese innovations and space lasers are interesting combinations.

Above: "Tiangong is China's operational space station located in low Earth orbit. (Image credit: Alejomiranda via Getty Images)" (Scpace.com, China's space station, Tiangong: A complete guide)

Chinese are close to making nuclear-powered spacecraft. 

Almost every day, we can read about Chinese technical advances. So are, the Chinese more innovative than Western people? Or is there some kind of difference in culture and morale between Western and Chinese societies? The Chinese superiority in hypersonic technology is one of the things that tells something about the Chinese way of making things. 

In China, the mission means. And the only thing that means is mission. That means that things like budgets and safety orders are far different from Western standards. If some project serves the Chinese communist party and PLA (People's Liberation Army) that guarantees unlimited resources for those projects. Chinese authorities must not care about the public opinion. 

If we think of the Chinese nuclear rocket against this background. That means it doesn't follow Western standards. The problem with spaceborne nuclear reactors is that if launching fails, that system will deliver radioactive material in large areas. And a nuclear rocket. That takes people to Mars in half time is one nuclear reactor in space. 

Nuclear reactors can used to create new and powerful laser applications like neutron-beam lasers. 

But the main question is: what else technology can make than just transport people to Mars? The spaceborne nuclear reactors can give energy to satellites that use a very high-power radar. 

Large orbital structures allow to creation of new types of lasers. The megawatt-class laser systems are soon a reality. In 1970 the Soviet researchers introduced a plan for solar power lasers that could deliver energy to the ground. The modular structure allows the system can connect multiple lasers into one entirety. In those systems, the lasers are in a row. And they connect their power. 

But do you know what means neutron poison? In this case, neutrons will start to hover in nuclear reactors. If the system can form hovering neutrons in the laser element. That thing makes it possible to create neutron lasers. The system traps neutrons in the laser element. And then it aims radiation stress on them. The idea is the same as hovering free-electron lasers or proton (hydrogen ion) lasers. 

The system traps hydrogen ions, protons, or electrons in the magnetic tube in those lasers. Then the laser system gives them electromagnetic stress. When stress ends. Those particles deliver their extra energy as radiation. In regular free-electron lasers. The system uses particle accelerators that drive electrons in a curving trajectory. 

When an electron changes its direction, it delivers photons. Same way is possible to create the proton, or hydrogen ion laser. In that system, the accelerators accelerate protons. But it's possible, to replace the particle accelerator using a magnetic chamber, where those particles hover. 

Or they can deliver energy for high-energy lasers. The nuclear-powered laser can use LED lights to deliver energy to laser systems. In some other scenarios, the laser is put in the nuclear reactor itself. 

Or the system uses high-temperature hydrogen to make the laser rays. In some other visions, hovering neutrons in a laser element will used to create coherent neutron radiation. Same way hovering electrons can create a laser beam. The hovering protons and neutrons can used to create electromagnetic radiation. 

https://www.freethink.com/space/nuclear-powered-spacecraft

https://www.space.com/tiangong-space-station

Researchers developed new tools that can be a breakthrough in computing and robotics.

"Researchers have developed an innovative phase change memory device that promises low power consumption and reduced manufacturing costs. This development, potentially replacing DRAM and NAND flash memory, is notable for its efficiency and could significantly impact the future of memory and neuromorphic computing technology. Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, New Ultra-Low Power Memory for Neuromorphic Computing)

The new neuromorphic computers require lots of processors. And that's why those systems require new microchips, that have low energy use. Low-energy microchips keep the temperature in computers low. Same way minimizing the cable length minimizes radio waves and temperature in neurocomputing.

Silicon carbide plates can act as artificial synapses. 

Researchers can create artificial synapses in the artificial neural network using silicon carbide plates. The silicon carbide plates that offer "Eternal memory" can offer a new way to make artificial axons to communicate. The system drives information into the silicone carbide mass-memory. Then, the system transports information from the first silicon carbide plate to the second plate. 

Those silicon carbide plates can be in the points where those artificial axons meet. That makes it possible for the wires that connect microprocessors can act like real axons. The silicon carbide plates are like synapses in the neural network. And they can exchange data through the artificial synapsis hole. Those silicon carbide plates can make it possible to connect computers with real neurons with ultimate accuracy. 

The low-energy microchips can control things like intelligent liquids. Those intelligent liquids make it possible to create new types of robots that are like amoebas. 

"The information is written in optically active atomic defects by a focused ion beam (left) and read using the cathodoluminescence or photoluminescence (right). Credit: M. Hollenbach, H. Schultheiß" (ScitechDaily, Unlocking the Secrets of Eternal Data With Silicon Carbide)

Above: Diagram of a chemical synaptic connection. (Wikipedia, Synapse) Engineers can replace that chemical connection using an electric connection. In those systems ions or laser rays transport data to miniature microchips. Then the system transports information into the mass memory. The neural computer can use feedback the receiving system sends information back to the sender to make sure that the information that it got is not changed. 

The silicone carbide plates can act as synapses. Those artificial synapses can connect with miniature microchips. That thing makes it possible to create a new type of neurocomputers. In those computers, the microchips and ion cannons are on both sides of the mass memory. And those entireties are connected into one large entirety. 

Superconducting and photonic computers are tools that help to create new and more powerful neural computers. 

The low-energy microchips can keep the system temperature lower. And that thing is important in computing. The 2D semiconductors are tools that make nano-size microchips possible. The ability to control the semiconductors makes superconducting computers hard to make. Superconducting computers cannot close the gate using semiconductors. And then another problem is how to drive information from the regular computers to superconducting computers. 

"Harvard researchers have created a versatile programmable metafluid that can change its properties, including viscosity and optical transparency, in response to pressure. This new class of fluid has potential applications in robotics, optical devices, and energy dissipation, showcasing a significant breakthrough in metamaterial technology. (Artist’s concept). Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, Not Science Fiction: Harvard Scientists Have Developed an “Intelligent” Liquid)

Superconducting computers require very low voltage. Extremely low temperature makes those systems superconducting. One version of how to drive information into superconducting computers is to use lasers. The superconducting computers are in the freezer which keeps them stable. Then lasers will transport information into the superconducting computer through windows. The laser system sends data to the photovoltaic cells. Then those photovoltaic cells can transform data that light impulses carry into electric impulses.  

One version of how to make the superconducting computer's gate operate is to use a laser trap. The laser trap or laser gata is a laser ray that denies electricity or optical signal travel through it. When a gate laser (or maser) operates. Electricity cannot cross that line. That means the gate is closed. The coherent light or electromagnetic field denies the lower energy beam travel through it. 

The semiconductors are required to control electric flow in microchips. One possibility is to use photonic computers. The small optical crystals can make it possible to aim laser rays into the right light cells. In photonic computers, laser rays replace the electric wires. The photovoltaic cells can transform the photonic information into an electric form. 

https://scitechdaily.com/new-ultra-low-power-memory-for-neuromorphic-computing/

https://scitechdaily.com/not-science-fiction-harvard-scientists-have-developed-an-intelligent-liquid/

https://scitechdaily.com/unlocking-the-secrets-of-eternal-data-with-silicon-carbide/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_random-access_memory

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAND_gate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synapse