👉 Bio-computing, also known as biological computing or bio-inspired computing, is an interdisciplinary field that merges principles from biology and computer science to develop novel computational systems. It leverages biological components, such as DNA, proteins, and neurons, to perform tasks that traditional silicon-based computers struggle with, like processing vast amounts of data in parallel or performing complex pattern recognition. By mimicking the efficiency and adaptability of biological systems, bio-computing aims to create more sustainable, energy-efficient, and innovative computing technologies. This includes using DNA for data storage due to its high density and stability, employing enzymes for computation, or designing neural networks that emulate the human brain's structure and function. The potential applications span from advanced medical diagnostics to environmental monitoring and complex problem-solving in fields like cryptography and artificial intelligence.
