Building a Brain in the Lab
Scientists copy nature’s most complex organ in the hope of solving the mysteries of brain disorders, from autism to Alzheimer’s
Scientists copy nature’s most complex organ in the hope of solving the mysteries of brain disorders, from autism to Alzheimer’s
The collaborative project “It from Qubit” is investigating whether space and time sprang from the quantum entanglement of tiny bits of information
Harnessing the organ's own healing properties may help prevent heart attacks and lessen the painful effects of severely narrowed coronary arteries
Don’t worry about disobedient machines. Devious human masters and misunderstood commands are the real threat
A remarkable fossil record of the dinosaurs that led to birds reveals how evolution produces entirely new kinds of organisms
Paleontologist-turned-politician Richard Leakey leads the charge in Kenya's war on poaching
A leader in the technique of growing mini brains talks about their benefits for research
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