Episode Synopsis "Unraveling the Mysteries of DNA Self-assembly"

Janna Lowensohn, a PhD candidate in Physics, discusses the process of  experimentation involved with DNA self-assembly. As a member of the  Rogers Lab, she works with DNA molecules to unravel and then reprogram  the self-assembly process.

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