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Requirements analysis for a product family of DNA nanodevices
2012
2012 20th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE)
DNA nanotechnology uses the information processing capabilities of nucleic acids to design self-assembling, programmable structures and devices at the nanoscale. Devices developed to date have been programmed to implement logic circuits and neural networks, capture or release specific molecules, and traverse molecular tracks and mazes. Here we investigate the use of requirements engineering methods to make DNA nanotechnology more productive, predictable, and safe. We use goal-oriented
doi:10.1109/re.2012.6345806
dblp:conf/re/LutzLLKMSBH12
fatcat:ysmecscqofhdrombvyjijs2qyu