FYSEM-UA 783

DNA: From the Double Helix to Nanotechnology

New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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DNA from the basics to some of today's sophisticated applications. We begin with the experiments that first identified DNA as the molecule of heredity and read The Double Helix by James Watson, which gives a lively (and biased) first-person account of the discovery of this crucial building block of life. The seminar then moves on to technical issues and considerations: how does DNA store genetic information, and how does a cell process this information using the genetic code? At the end of the seminar, we build on these foundations and learn about DNA nanotechnology and its many potential applications in science and healthcare.

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Class #new_york-FYSEMUA783Fall 2026UGRD4 credits
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