And now, for the first time, researchers from the University of Washington have managed to take over a computer by encoding a malicious program in DNA. Strands of DNA are made from four building ...

When you type something on a keyboard, a computer recognizes it via a complex process called encoding. It then displays the relevant characters on screen. So, it is this character encoding that ...

But growing research is underlining that they are encoding biases and negative ... assistant professor in Trinity's School of Computer Science and Statistics (working with Trinity's Complex ...

With the hype surrounding quantum computers building, aided by companies like D-Wave claiming to be on the verge of releasing a commercial quantum computer, it doesn't seem like such good practice ...