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TweakTown
tweaktown.com > news > 113507 > googles-mapped-fruit-fly-brain-has-played-doom-more-than-6000-times-and-still-hasnt-beaten-it > index.html

Google's mapped fruit fly brain has played Doom more than 6,000 times and still hasn't beaten it

12+ hour, 1+ min ago   (168+ words) Google mapped the complete brain and central nervous system of an adult male fruit fly, reconstructing more than 166,000 individual neurons. Google's fully mapped fruit fly brain is barely a week old, and it's already been put to work doing what…...

BIOENGINEER.ORG
bioengineer.org > protein-assembly-not-abundance-explains-why-cells-behave-so-differently

Protein Assembly, Not Abundance, Explains Why Cells Behave So Differently

3+ hour, 6+ min ago   (689+ words) For decades, biologists have treated protein abundance as the closest available proxy for what a cell is actually doing. Measure how much of each protein a cell produces, the reasoning went, and you have a reasonable snapshot of its functional…...

BIOENGINEER.ORG
bioengineer.org > transfer-learning-reconstructs-the-signaling-histories-of-single-cells

Transfer Learning Reconstructs the Signaling Histories of Single Cells

4+ hour, 38+ min ago   (704+ words) Every cell in the body carries a hidden biography. Long before a researcher harvests a tissue and sequences its contents, that cell has been bombarded by hormones, growth factors, cytokines and stress signals, and its current state is the accumulated…...

Earth.com
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Confidence shapes how the brain explains success and failure

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (1184+ words) Confidence builds a sense of control, and two brain circuits turn that estimate into how much you learn from a win or a loss. When a job application disappears into silence, you have to decide whether the resume was weak…...

Medium
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Free Will Does Not Exist: Neuroscience and the Myth of Conscious Agency

15+ hour, 39+ min ago   (228+ words) The Architecture of Choice: Why Conscious Agency Is a Neuro-Biological Illusion By Prince Maurya 1. The Flaw in the Intuitive …...

BIOENGINEER.ORG
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New Computational Framework Tracks Cell Migration Across Space and Time

17+ hour, 20+ min ago   (879+ words) Scientists have unveiled a new computational framework that brings together two of the most powerful technologies in modern biology—single-cell RNA sequencing and spatial transcriptomics—to reconstruct how populations of cells redistribute and change state across time within living tissues....

Medium
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I simulated signal propagation on a real fly brain

19+ hour, 27+ min ago   (33+ words) In 2024 a large research collaboration published the first complete wiring diagram of an adult brain, not a human’s, but a fruit fly’s. The …...

UnionLeader.com
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Scientist Jay Hoying explores frontiers of tissue therapeutics

1+ day, 2+ hour ago   (639+ words) The BioAssemblyBot, or BAB for short, is a robotic platform with a multi-access arm. An instrument tells BAB what to do to build specific tissue. Jay Hoying can’t remember a time he didn’t want to be a scientist. He started…...

BIOENGINEER.ORG
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Efficient Agrobacterium transformation developed for biofuel crop Brassica

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (55+ words) Scientists in Australia have developed a robust and reproducible genetic transformation system for Brassica carinata, an ancient East African oilseed that is rapidly emerging as one of the most promising non-food feedstocks for sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel. The…...

Psychology Today
psychologytoday.com > nz > blog > the-brain-at-twilight > 202609 > how-my-brain-reflects-yours

How My Brain Reflects Yours

2+ day, 2+ hour ago   (495+ words) Posted September 10, 2026 | Reviewed by Jessica Schrader My youngest son, Alex, who is also a neurointensivist like me, recently lost one of the treasures of his life, his dog Milo (whose middle name was Rafa, after Rafael Nadal). As Milo’s health…...