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Accepted papers

Track A

  • Gwendal Ducloz, Ahmed Shalaby and Damien Woods.
    Algorithmic hardness of the partition function for nucleic acid strands
  • Hope Amber Johnson and Anne Condon.
    A coupled reconfiguration mechanism that enables powerful, pseudoknot-robust DNA strand displacement devices with 2-stranded inputs
  • Zoë Evelyn Mōhalakealoha Derauf and Chris Thachuk.
    Leakless polymerase-dependent strand displacement systems
  • Constantine Evans, Angel Cervera Roldan, Trent Rogers and Damien Woods.
    Tile blockers as a simple motif to control self-assembly: kinetics and thermodynamics
  • Bin Fu, Timothy Gomez, Ryan Knobel, Austin Luchsinger, Aiden Massie, Marco Rodriguez, Adrian Salinas, Robert Schweller and Tim Wylie.
    Reachability in Deletion-only Chemical Reaction Networks
  • Inhoo Lee, Salvador Buse and Erik Winfree.
    Differentiable Programming of Indexed Chemical Reaction Networks
  • Pekka Orponen, Shinnosuke Seki and Antti Elonen.
    Secondary Structure Design for Cotranscriptional 3D RNA Origami Wireframes
  • Matthew Patitz and Trent Rogers.
    An axiomatic study of leveraging blockers to self-assemble arbitrary shapes via temperature programming
  • Matthew Patitz, Trent Rogers, Phillip Drake and Florent Becker.
    Synchronous Versus Asynchronous Tile-Based Self-Assembly
  • Da-Jung Cho, Szilárd Zsolt Fazekas, Shinnosuke Seki and Max Wiedenhöft.
    Programmable Co‑Transcriptional Splicing: Realizing Regular Languages via Hairpin‑Deletion
  • Hamidreza Akef, Minki Hhan and David Soloveichik.
    Computing and Bounding Equilibrium Concentrations in Athermic Chemical Systems


Track B

  • Ping Song, Zhi Weng, Hongyu Shen and Chunhai Fan.
    Massively Parallel Amplification and Sanitization in DNA Information Storage
  • Abeer Eshra, Tristan Stérin, Janet Adio, Constantine Evans and Damien Woods.
    A Thermodynamically Favoured Molecular Computer: Robust, Fast, Renewable, Scalable
  • Mingweon Chon, Hansol Choi, Woojin Kim, Yoonhae Koh, Yeongjae Choi and Sunghoon Kwon.
    Random access by single-nucleotide resolution barcode identification for programmable and scalable DNA data storage
  • Feng Zhou, Jiantao Zhang, Paul Chaikin and Ruojie Sha.
    Precision Self-assembly of 3D DNA Nanomaterials for Scalable Nanomanufacturing
  • Cody Geary, Mai Tran, Erik Poppleton and Kerstin Göpfrich.
    Rational Design of an Edge-to-Edge RNA Connector for Programmable Self-Assembly
  • Yifeng Shi and Grigory Tikhomirov.
    Embedding molecular recognition into inorganic nanocrystals with DNA origami wraps
  • Myoungseok Kim, Dongsik Seo, Grigory Tikhomirov and Do-Nyun Kim.
    Programming multiplexed reconfiguration of DNA origami into molecular numeral system and digital encoding
  • Nicolas Lobato-Dauzier, Robin Deteix, Alexandre Baccouche, Shu Okumura, Guillaume Gines, Yannick Rondelez, Soo Hyeon Kim, Teruo Fujii, Nathanael Aubert-Kato, Andre Estevez-Torres, Jean-Christophe Galas and Anthony J. Genot.
    Pattern formation in tissue-like arrays of droplets with thermosensitive biochemical switches and clocks
  • Križan Jurinović, Rakesh Mukherjee, Luke Fehily and Thomas Ouldridge.
    Engineering a minimal autonomous DNA replicator
  • Merry Mitra, Rakesh Mukherjee, Križan Jurinovic and Thomas E Ouldridge.
    Fuel-driven catalytic molecular templating
  • Maria Galiarnyk, Guillaume Gines and Yannick Rondelez.
    Directed Evolution at Single-Enzyme level using versatile and ultrasensitive Molecular Programs


Track C (Talk + Posters)

  • #64 Rebecca Sack, Aaron Curdts, Enja Rösch, Florian Wolgast, Thilo Viereck, Meinhard Schilling and Aidin Lak.
    Exponential magnetic cascades for nonenzymatic detection of viral genome
  • #65 Laura Bourdon, Gerrit David Wilkens, Ayako Yamada, Gaëtan Bellot and Damien Baigl.
    Ultra-fast in situ assembly of programmable DNA nanostructures with living cells
  • #80 Rajiv Teja Nagipogu and John Reif.
    Neural CRNs: A Natural Implementation of Learning in Chemical Reaction Networks
  • #88 Ahmed Shalaby and Damien Woods.
    An efficient algorithm to compute the minimum free energy of interacting nucleic acid strands
  • #91 David Doty, Mina Latifi and David Soloveichik.
    Analog computation with transcriptional networks
  • #94 Josh Petrack and David Doty.
    Efficient Simulation of Stochastic Chemical Reaction Networks


Track C (Posters)

  • #9 Hajar Al-Zarah, Maged Serag, Haroon Butt, Magdy Mahfouz and Satoshi Habuchi.
    Optimization and Characterization of DNA Origami Delivery into Isolated Plant Cells
  • #16 Karen Lizbeth Cardos Tisnado, Leo Sala and Jaroslav Kocišek.
    Low and High Linear Energy Transfer Radiation Damage to DNA Origami
  • #17 Jangwon Kim, Jaewon Lee and Seungwoo Lee.
    Crosstalk-free DNA Origami Assembly for Optical Device Fabrication via Au Prospector Integration
  • #50 Rajiv Teja Nagipogu and John Reif.
    A DNA Tile Assembly Model for Genus Identification of 3D Polycubes
  • #51 Anshika Mishra and Matthew R. Lakin.
    Chirally mismatched DNA strand displacement
  • #52 David Fernandez Bonet and Ian Hoffecker.
    Do DNA Barcode networks benefit from promiscuity?
  • #54 David Daniel Ruiz Arce, Leo Sala, Protiva Václav and Jaroslav Kočišek.
    Programmable assembly of hybrid microsphere complexes using DNA origami.
  • #55 Hajar Ajiyel, Anthony Genot, Soo Hyeon Kim, Nicolas Schabanel, Mathieu Leocmach, Catherine Barentin and Hervé Guillou.
    Insight into the physics of DNA nanostars hydrogel formation
  • #56 Anshika Mishra, Tracy Mallette and Matthew R. Lakin.
    On degradation-induced leak in heterochiral DNA strand displacement cascades
  • #57 Mayu Okumura and Nathanael Aubert-Kato.Generation of DNA sequences for encoding and storing information using FBGAN
  • #58 Luca Monari, Ina Braun, Erik Poppleton and Kerstin Göpfrich.
    PyFuRNAce: An integrated design engine for RNA origami
  • #59 Kohei Nishiyama, Piet J. M. Swinkels, Brigitta Dúzs and Andreas Walther.
    Micropatterned Reaction Hubs for Spatiotemporal Programming of DNA Reaction Networks
  • #60 Franziska Kotsch, Alexander Hebel, Bas Bögels and Friedrich C. Simmel.
    Exploring Molecular Pattern Recognition via Multiplex qPCR
  • #61 Tristan Sterin.
    Determination of the fifth Busy Beaver value
  • #62 Karin Yamamoto and Yuki Suzuki.
    Connexin-inspired DNA origami nanopores for modeling intercellular communication
  • #63 Ayu Sakamoto and Yuki Suzuki.
    Self-limiting assembly of shape-reconfigurable DNA origami nanostructures
  • #66 Shin Watanebe and Yuki Suzuki.
    Signal-Induced Construction of Catenated DNA Origami structures via Transformation-Coupled Assembly
  • #67 Sebastian Sakowski, Markus Holzer, Christian Rauch, Tomasz Poplawski, Mannat Jain and David Page.
    Biomolecular Computers Application for Cancer Molecular Diagnosis
  • #68 Michael Matthies, Petr Šulc and Franz Hanrieder.
    Signal Passing Inside a Wireframe DNA Origami Cube
  • #69 Amit Nelkin, Sarah Goldberg and Roee Amit.
    Strand Displacement System for On-Site Forensic DNA Detection
  • #70 Yarong Shi, Cendrine Faivre-Moskalenko and Nicolas Schabanel.
    Random walk on a DNA origami to solve mazes: a biophysical approach based on AFM
  • #71 Ho-Lin Chen, Xiang Huang and Andrei Migunov.
    The Russian Doll Scheme: Simulating Stochastic CRNs via Termolecular Population Protocols
  • #72 Erik Poppleton, Tim Karrasch, Camilo Aponte-Santamaría, Frauke Gräter and Kerstin Göpfrich.
    MD simulations of RNA-membrane interactions
  • #73 Yunshi Yang, Cees Dekker and Haocun Sun.
    Bottom-Up design of RNA filaments for synthetic cell division
  • #74 Rakesh Mukherjee and Thomas Ouldridge.
    Towards sequence-defined polymers with DNA-based catalytic templating
  • #75 Chia-Yu Sung, Aneesh Vanguri and David Soloveichik.
    Non-complementary strand commutation prevents leakage in thermodynamic systems
  • #76 Kate Collins, Claire Stanley and Thomas Ouldridge.
    A simple, versatile method to pattern DNA inside microfluidic devices
  • #77 Hyeyun Jung, Alexander Jackson, Patricia Muller and Harold Fellermann.
    Systematic Buffer Optimisation for Cu2+ Dependent DNAzyme
  • #78 Siyuan Stella Wang, Matthew Aquilina, Florian Katzmeier, Huangchen Cui, Jaewon Lee and William Shih.
    Solid-phase assembly of micrometer-scale crisscross DNA origami structures
  • #79 Jakub Palacka, Johnny Nguyen, Matthew Vu, Ahmad Kaddoura, Erik Benson and Abdulmelik Mohammed.
    Design and Synthesis of Eulerian-Routed Higher-Genus Wireframe DNA Origami
  • #81 Antti Elonen, Kaisla Nyblom and Pekka Orponen.
    DNAforge 2.0: A Modular Design Tool for 3D Nucleic Acid Wireframes
  • #82 Paul Bruand, Adrien Rey, Soo Hyeon Kim and Anthony Genot.
    Light-directed data writing with DNA sequencing surfaces
  • #83 Audrey Cochard, Lucas Pinède, Yannick Tauran, Vincent Salles, Anthony J. Genot and Soo Hyeon Kim.
    Emergence of a new material through ligation of DNA hydrogels
  • #84 Eyal Perry, Jan O. Tiepelt and Joseph M. Jacobson.
    DNA Canvas: fabricating reusable 2D nanoarrays on a chip with >1M uniquely-addressable features at <10nm spacing
  • #85 Shogo Kai and Yusuke Sato.
    Spatiotemporal regulation of LLPS of DNA nanostructure by DNA chemical reaction network
  • #86 Antoine Anastassiades, Guillaume Ginès and Yannick Rondelez.
    Signal Propagation with Reaction-Diffusion for Neuromorphic Computing
  • #87 Vasiliy Znamenskiy, Rafael Niyazov, Joel Hernandez and Tudor Spataru.
    Molecular Computation via Hydrogen-Bond Networks in Confined Aqueous Nanostructures
  • #89 Rory Majule, Kyvalya Reddy, Oren Fox, Chris Takahashi and Jeff Nivala.
    eChromatin: Developing a Cell-Free Gene Expression Platform Using Targeted Induced Steric Hinderance within DNA Arrays
  • #90 Aneesh Vanguri, Antoni Szeglowski and David Soloveichik.
    Anneal Trapping Prevents Thermodynamic Equilibrium in Non-Complementary DNA Strand Commutation
  • #92 Bradley Harding and Shelley Wickham.
    3-bit fluorescence reporting using RNA aptamers
  • #93 Chandler Petersen, Luca Cardelli, Yuan-Jyue Chen and Georg Seelig.
    Sequenceable Molecular Event Recorders with Scalable DNA Circuits
  • #95 Keita Abe, Shin-Ichiro Nomura and Satoshi Murata.
    Experimental platform for spatially configurable DNA-based reaction-diffusion system
  • #96 Hirotake Udono, Shin-Ichiro M. Nomura and Masahiro Takinoue.
    Non-equilibrium Fluid Behavior of DNA Liquid Condensates Driven by Light Irradiation
  • #97 Emma Brix, Julien Richirt, Alexis Vlandas, Vincent Bouchet and Alexandre Baccouche.
    From Marine Biology to Biomaterials: toward DNA-Guided Calcite Formation in Artificial Cells
  • #98 Sing-Ming Chan, Anastasiya Malyshava, Wooli Bae and Thomas Ouldridge.
    Novel Strand Displacement Mechanisms for Data Manipulation in DNA Nanostructure-Based Data Storage Devices
  • #99 Mengfan Tian, Qishu Zhang, Simon Vecchioni, Yoel Ohayon, Ruojie Sha, Bryan Wei and Wen Wang.
    Addressable DNA Nanocrystals Self-Assembled with Tensegrity Triangles
  • #100 Rajagopal Subramaniam Chandrasekar and Karthik Raman.
    Designing DNA-based RNNs for Temporal Learning and Memory
  • #101 Janet Adio, Abeer Eshra, Tristan Stérin, Constantine Evans and Damien Woods.
    Scaling Up a Thermodynamically Favoured Computer
  • #102 Cai Wood and Damien Woods.
    Tethered Tile Bots: Folding Shapes Programatically
  • #103 Bahram Ahmadian, Yannick Rondelez and Guillaume Gines.
    Active Learning-based Workflow for Optimizing Molecular Classifier
  • #104 Angel Cervera Roldan, Damien Woods and Constantine Evans.
    Kinetic simulation of thermodynamically-favoured molecular computation
  • #105 Satofumi Kato, Masahiro Takinoue and Hiroaki Onoe.
    Aptamer Recognition and DNA Strand Displacement-Based Swelling Hydrogels for Chemical Sensing
  • #106 Daichi Iwata, Keiji Murayama, Ken Komiya, Keita Abe, Satoshi Murata, Hideaki Matsubayashi and Shin-Ichiro Nomura.
    Control of Gene expression in synthetic cells using photoresponsive molecular switches
  • #107 Yoshihiro Higashinakagawa, Amane Matsuzawa and Shinnosuke Seki.
    Delay-tolerant oritatami binary counter
  • #108 Ryusei Kawabe, Keita Abe, Hideaki Matsubayashi, Kaori Aso, Takashi Nakakuki, Satoshi Murata and Shin-Ichiro Nomura.
    Transmembrane Signaling for DNA Computing: Towards the construction of synthetic immune cells
  • #109 Erik D. Demaine, Timothy Gomez, Markus Hecher, Ryan Knobel, Marco Rodriguez, Robert Schweller and Tim Wylie.
    Quantifying Tile Assemblies: Can We Hope for Approximations?
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