Dina Zielinski: How we can store digital data in DNA

The video discusses the exponential growth of digital data and the challenges of storing it. It highlights the limitations of traditional storage devices and introduces DNA as a durable and efficient storage medium. The process of encoding data into DNA is explained, along with the challenges and solutions for error correction. The potential of DNA storage for preserving human heritage is emphasized, suggesting it as a long-term solution for data storage.

What are the potential risks of relying on synthetic DNA for data storage?

In what ways can we ensure the recovery of data stored in DNA?

How does the text suggest we can determine what data is important for future generations?

What role does the UNESCO 'Memory of the World' program play in data preservation?