DNA computing, such as the calculations performed by the novel DNA-based microchip, has the potential to execute complex mathematical functions more easily than conventional electronic computers can.

Boolean algebra is the combination of logic and algebra, initially developed by George Boole, for whom the subject is named, in the 1840s and '50s, and later refined by other logicians through the ...

The Boolean logic gates AND, OR and NOT comprise transistors, which are on/off switches wired together. Gates have one or two inputs but only one output, and they are wired in patterns that make ...

A collection of transistors and resistors that implement Boolean logic operations in a digital circuit. Logic gates have one or two 0 or 1 inputs but only one 0 or 1 output as in the following ...

With manufacturing, packing, and shipping in place, Boolean Logic is estimated to ship in November. With almost three weeks left to go, the book has already reached more than half its $10,000 goal.

Using Boolean logic (if A then B, if not C then D, etc), they have found a way to suggest which genes are responsible for different stages of complex chemical processes in our cells. Biologists ...

Researchers have created a "biocomputer" out of strands of RNA inside a living yeast cell, and demonstrated that it can be programmed to respond to conditions within the cell by taking specific ...

Long before the smartwatch or Google search, there was George Boole. Born in 1815 in the U.K., the mathematician invented a system of logic distilling complicated actions into simpler values ...

How George Boole invented Boolean logic and created the computer age As the 200th anniversary of his birth is marked with a Google doodle, we take a look at the lasting work of English ...

His legacy was Boolean logic, a theory of mathematics in which all variables are either "true" or "false", or "on" or "off". The theory preceded the digital age, with American Claude Shannon ...