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A Method for Understanding Web Query Interfaces: Best-Effort Parsing with Hidden Syntax A computer program product being embodied on a computer readable medium for extracting semantic information about a plurality of documents being accessible... Read More A computer program product being embodied on a computer readable medium for extracting semantic information about a plurality of documents being accessible via a computer network, the computer program product including computer-executable instructions for: generating a plurality of tokens from at least one of the documents, each token being indicative of a displayed item and a corresponding position; and, constructing at least one parse tree indicative of a semantic structure of the at least one document from the tokens dependently upon a grammar being indicative of presentation conventions.
DNA-Based Data Storage Using Portable Sequencer Dr. Milenkovic has developed a new method for error-free random access data storage through DNA that uses a portable nanopore sequencer. The error correction methods used... Read More Dr. Milenkovic has developed a new method for error-free random access data storage through DNA that uses a portable nanopore sequencer. The error correction methods used in this scheme result in error-free reconstructions of the synthetic DNA strand. This system has an information rate of 0.83 and a storage density of 1.07 x 10^23 bytes/gram.
Native DNA Based Storage and Computing via Single Strand Nicking Prof. Milenkovic from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has developed a new method for DNA based storage of information. In... Read More Prof. Milenkovic from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has developed a new method for DNA based storage of information. In this method information is first converted into positive integers based on which single strand of the DNA is nicked at defined positions. This information can be accessed through immunoprecipitation and sequencing of the DNA. This method allows for random access as well as computation of data.