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Why do these lab-grown mini-brains emit brain waves?
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There’s no single “gay gene” that determines sexual behavior, research shows
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America’s opioid crisis could take a turn for the worse if fentanyl expands
This fashionable ski jacket is made from spider silk grown by bacteria
People are throwing away perfectly good food because they misunderstand labels
We’re 50 km closer to quantum internet
NASA finally puts the James Webb telescope together
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Why do these lab-grown mini-brains emit brain waves?
This mineral could become a replacement for potassium fertilizers
There’s no single “gay gene” that determines sexual behavior, research shows
Astronomers find clues of a volcanically active exomoon
America’s opioid crisis could take a turn for the worse if fentanyl expands
This fashionable ski jacket is made from spider silk grown by bacteria
People are throwing away perfectly good food because they misunderstand labels
We’re 50 km closer to quantum internet
NASA finally puts the James Webb telescope together
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Why do these lab-grown mini-brains emit brain waves?
This mineral could become a replacement for potassium fertilizers
There’s no single “gay gene” that determines sexual behavior, research shows
Astronomers find clues of a volcanically active exomoon
America’s opioid crisis could take a turn for the worse if fentanyl expands
This fashionable ski jacket is made from spider silk grown by bacteria
People are throwing away perfectly good food because they misunderstand labels
We’re 50 km closer to quantum internet
NASA finally puts the James Webb telescope together
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Why do these lab-grown mini-brains emit brain waves?
This mineral could become a replacement for potassium fertilizers
There’s no single “gay gene” that determines sexual behavior, research shows
Astronomers find clues of a volcanically active exomoon
America’s opioid crisis could take a turn for the worse if fentanyl expands
This fashionable ski jacket is made from spider silk grown by bacteria
People are throwing away perfectly good food because they misunderstand labels
We’re 50 km closer to quantum internet
NASA finally puts the James Webb telescope together
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Mouse Mazes and Cutting Edge Science: A Discussion with Harvard’s Shuhan He

Mouse Mazes and Cutting Edge Science: A Discussion with Harvard’s Shuhan He

by Mihai Andrei

October 10, 2017 - Updated on October 18, 2017

A winding discussion about neuroscience, technology, and mouse mazes.

The world’s tiniest game of Pac-Man is both awesome and educational

The world’s tiniest game of Pac-Man is both awesome and educational

by Alexandru Micu

I'm gonna need a smaller controller.

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