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Singapore launches first data center powered by human neurons - Спілка православних журналістів
8+ hour, 11+ min ago (311+ words) 20 biological CL1 computers running on lab-grown neurons have been combined into a single server rack. Developers in Singapore have launched a prototype of the world's first biological data center based on living human neurons. The project organizers grew biological cells from…...
Child mind development looks surprisingly similar across cultures
3+ hour, 34+ min ago (881+ words) Adults across six countries share surprisingly similar beliefs about when children develop senses, emotions, reasoning, and self control. Children gain new ways of sensing, feeling, remembering, and deciding as they grow. Decades of developmental work have measured many of these…...
Proteomics advances Parkinson’s precision medicine - SelectScience news
5+ hour, 3+ min ago (338+ words) Thermo Fisher Scientific and The Michael J. Fox Foundation expand the Parkinson’s Precision Medicine Initiative (PPMI) proteomic data resource Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. has announced the completion of Olink® Explore HT proteomic analysis of approximately 5,500 research samples from The Michael J....
Scientific Breakthrough.. Engineered Brains Gain a Sense of Place - Sada News Agency
13+ hour, 15+ min ago (660+ words) SadaNews - Understanding how the human brain forms has always represented one of the most complex mysteries in neuroscience. However, researchers have managed to achieve a new step that may bring scientists closer to unraveling this mystery by developing engineered brain…...
New study: Men and women multitask equally well, but men talk less while doing it
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (191+ words) PsyPost Study authors André J. Szameitat and Diana P. Szameitat wanted to explore whether men and women differ in their multitasking abilities. They hypothesized that, during demanding everyday multitasking, men might talk less. To explore this, they designed an experimental…...
Why recent memories fade in dementia and the protein responsible for making memories last
4+ hour, 52+ min ago (375+ words) Published on May 17, 2026, in Nature Communications, lead author Renée Kosonen, co-first author Kristie Stefanoska, and senior author Arne Ittner traced how tau operates in healthy brain circuits—and how its breakdown triggers cognitive decline. Mice do not need tau to…...
How we turned neuroscience into a modern indulgence to dodge responsibility for our worst behavior.
1+ hour, 44+ min ago (32+ words) The door slammed so hard the glass in the cabinet rattled. Right after came that thick, suffocating …...
Animal Cognition Says Cuttlefish Remember What They Ate, Where They Ate It, and Roughly When It Happened
2+ hour, 7+ min ago (497+ words) NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts...
Vitamin D: Higher Dose Linked to Better Cognition
17+ hour, 22+ min ago (235+ words) A study by Emory University of 54 people with a sleep disorder and mild cognitive impairment links a daily dose of 5,000 IU of vitamin D to a 13 percent better score on a memory test. The researchers single out the stage of…...
Animal Cognition Says Kea Parrots Can Solve Multi-Step Problems Without Being Shown the Answer
2+ hour, 47+ min ago (547+ words) NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts While most of us are still struggling to assemble flat-pack furniture, kea parrots are solving multi-step puzzles without ever being shown what the final solution should look like They are not just pecking randomly and getting…...