The next revolution in neuroscience is happening outside the lab
Neuroscience historically focused on isolated circuits in constrained lab tasks, neglecting neural activity during natural behavior; new technologies now enable studies of freely moving subjects.
Combining humanities and tech for research gains | Cornell Chronicle
Cornell's Digital Humanities Initiative fosters collaborations among faculty, staff, and graduate students using computational, digital, and data-driven methods to study history, languages, and culture.
Reply to: Experiments implementing small commuting models lack gravitational features - Nature
The research involves multiple authors from renowned institutions working collaboratively on theoretical and computational aspects of quantum mechanics.
Your next gaming dice could be shaped like a dragon or armadillo
"The real behavior of a rolling object is largely a function of its geometry. This insight is essential for accurately predicting how rigid bodies will behave in various contexts."