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Description:Human brain. Coloured composite image with three-dimensional (3D) Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scan of the left hemisphere of a healthy brain. The primary motor cortex is coloured orange, and is involved in controlling movement. The primary somatosensory cortex is coloured turquoise, and receives all sensory input from the body for processing.

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Supercomputer simulates 77,000 neurons in the brain in real-time

A brain-inspired computer can simulate part of the sensory cortex in real time, using tens of thousands of virtual neurons. It is the first time such a complex simulation has run this fast

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What the quark?! Why matter's most basic building blocks may not exist

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What the quark?! Why matter's most basic building blocks may not exist

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The google universal quantum computer

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Google has reached quantum supremacy – here's what it should do next

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Google claims it has finally reached quantum supremacy

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Bye bye space-time: is it time to free physics from Einstein’s legacy?

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What is space-time? The true origins of the fabric of reality

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What is space-time? The true origins of the fabric of reality

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Quantum X-ray machine takes razor sharp pictures with less radiation

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Nanotube microchips could make computers more energy efficient

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Gene editing turns cells into minicomputers that can record data

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Mind meld: Artificial intelligence is improving the way humans think

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Mind meld: Artificial intelligence is improving the way humans think

When AIs and humans work together they discover superior solutions to the world’s problems that would elude either working alone. Together, they will change the very process of thinking

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How the US almost introduced a universal basic income – 50 years ago

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Quantum teleportation used to send 3D information for the first time

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Quantum weirdness isn't real – we've just got space and time all wrong

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A classic quantum theorem may prove there are many parallel universes

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