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Seminal Michael Faraday paper digitally stored in fluorescent dyes – Ars Technica
The dyes are cheap to make, but they can’t be read without a special microscope.
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Harvard researchers have developed a data-storage approach based on mixtures of fluorescent dyes that are printed onto an epoxy surface in tiny spots. The mixture of dyes at each spot encodes information that is then read…
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