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Scientists unveil brain wiring diagram with 200,000 cells and half a billion connections
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Google y Harvard presentaron el mapa cerebral 3D de alta resolución más completo del mundo
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QLED Rules: Samsung Sold One-Third of the World’s TVs in the First Quarter of 2021
Samsung Electronics has continued its dominance of the global TV market, taking a 32.9 percent market share. That’s according to a report by Omdia this week, that was cited by Yonhap News Agency.
Samsung Electronics has continued its dominance of the global TV market, taking a 32.9 percent market share. That’s according to a report by Omdia this week, that was cited by Yonhap News Agency.
The 32.9 percent figure was based on sales revenue for the period between January and March, and represents Samsung’s largest-ever market share for a first quarter. It continues Samsung’s 15-year run as the top TV manufacturer in the world.
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Beware the hype about remaking neuroscience through technology, writes the director of the new documentary
In Silico
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Twelve years ago, when I graduated college, I was well aware of the Silicon Valley hype machine, but I considered the salesmanship of private tech companies a world away from objective truths about human biology I had been taught in neuroscience classes. At the time, I saw the neuroscientist Henry Markram proclaim in a TED talk that he had figured out a way to simulate an entire human brain on supercomputers within 10 years. This computer-simulated organ would allow scientists to instantly and noninvasively test new treatments for disorders and diseases, moving us from research that depends on animal experimentation and delicate interventions on living people to an “in silico” approach to neuroscience.
Documentary chronicles a 10-year quest to simulate the entire human brain
Apr 7 2021
With major funding from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the film IN SILICO is bringing the opportunities and challenges of big data neuroscience to virtual screens across North America on April 30th.
The independent documentary chronicles an audacious 10-year quest to simulate the entire human brain. IN SILICO will show through May 29th in select theaters, debuting at the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Massachusetts.
The film follows neuroscientist Henry Markram who, frustrated with his field s status quo, sets out on a 10-year project to simulate the human brain on supercomputers.
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