Stanford scientists transplanted lab‑grown human cortical organoids into mice missing most of their cerebral cortex, creating a new platform for studying neurodevelopmental disorders.
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A Stanford team genetically removed a large portion of a mouse brain and filled the gap with human brain organoid cells, offering a new hybrid model for studying brain disease.
A new connectome of the male fruit fly brain and ventral nerve cord charts 166,000 neurons, allowing direct comparison with the female map and opening avenues for studying sex‑specific behavior.
Anthropic researchers have identified a novel internal structure within its Claude AI, dubbed 'J-space,' that appears to function as a workspace for unspoken thoughts, drawing parallels to human consciousness.
A new study reveals that socioeconomic factors, including income and neighborhood quality, are strongly linked to measurable differences in children's brain development, impacting areas related to sleep and stress.