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The future of MEBC: panel discussion
1Central Research Institute of Chemistry, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest.
Bio Systems
|January 1, 1995
Summary
Molecular electronics and biocomputing (MEBC) will see advancements in basic phenomena and new applications within 5-10 years. Long-term goals include artificial self-reproduction and neuronal computers aiding the human brain.
Area of Science:
- Molecular electronics and biocomputing (MEBC)
Background:
- Focus on fundamental phenomena like conducting polymers and quantum coherence in microtubules.
- Exploration of biomaterials, biological systems, and optoelectronic information storage.
Framework:
- Short-term: Investigating specific molecular and biological systems, including bacteriorhodopsin (BR).
- Predicting new application fields beyond conventional technology, such as advanced sensors and randomized algorithms.
Implementation:
- Development of self-organization in biomaterials.
- Potential commercialization of novel MEBC technologies.
Implications:
- Long-term: Addressing complex challenges like artificial self-reproduction and dynamic control of artificial cells.
- Envisioning neuronal computers for medical, environmental, and cognitive enhancement applications.