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Learning When to Listen: Physics-Informed Synchronization in Molecular Channels
Recent advances in chemical computing create new opportunities to realize biocompatible communication devices for application in precision medicine. Implanted microscopic transmitters and receivers can exchange information using molecules that diffuse through a biological medium, enabling them to fo
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