Google Mapped the Fly. What If We Compile It?
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Google Research has just crossed a remarkable milestone in neuroscience. Researchers have mapped the complete central nervous system of a male fruit fly ( Drosophila ): more than 166,000 neurons and approximately 125 million synaptic connections . That is not just a bigger brain map. It is a massiv…
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Google Mapped the Fly. What If We Compile It?
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