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–4,000 genes per nucleus. All experimental steps, including sequencing, alignment to the X. laevis v10.1 genome, and quality control, will be carried out by the Curie Institute platform (responsible
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project aims to develop digital polymers capable of storing binary information at the molecular level. To achieve this, we will synthesize sequence-controlled polymers using a multi-step solid-phase
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Drosophila and/or mouse models. • Prepare and analyze samples for single-cell and/or single-nucleus sequencing approaches. • Participate in the development and use of 3D spatial transcriptomics approaches
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data storage, enabling the encoding of text, images, videos, and more into nucleotide sequences. While DNA data storage technologies are advancing rapidly, computation on large DNA-encoded databases
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, ensuring consistency with JRC datasets and alignment with EU Missions and Partnerships (e.g. Water4All, Biodiversa+). By integrating EO-derived outputs with in situ observations, biodiversity indicators, and