Atom-sized gates could transform DNA sequencing and neuromorphic computing

Ion channels are tiny openings that control the movement of charged particles in living organisms. These narrow pathways are essential for many biological functions. In some cases, their tightest sections measure only a few angstroms across, roughly the width of individual atoms. Reproducing structures this small with precision and consistency remains one of the toughest challenges in nanotechnology.

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