Faculty
u.washington.eduMolecular computing, synthetic biology, protein structure, games for discovery
cs.washington.eduComputer architecture, machine learning systems, programming languages, energy-efficient computing, molecular storage and computing.
cs.washington.edu
cs.washington.eduSynthetic biology, biological control circuits
cs.washington.eduAffiliate Faculty
microsoft.comcs.washington.eduHardware accelerators for machine learning; emerging memory technologies, including DNA-based digital data storage; the use of biotechnology to the benefit of the IT industry; and system software for these new architectures
Postdocs
cs.washington.eduKeisuke Motone works with research professor Jeff Nivala in the Molecular Information Systems Lab (MISL). His research focuses on developing chemical and computational approaches to decoding biological information stored within protein and peptide sequences with nanopore sensor technology. Motone completed his Ph.D. in Applied Life Sciences at Kyoto University in Japan.
