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Brain Science Makes Headway
September 30, 2014
Brain modeling projects on both sides of the Atlantic are taking off, according to the projects' leaders. The European Commission-led Human Brain Project (HBP) Read more…
Exascale Brain Simulation Project Attracts Critics
February 27, 2012
Henry Markram wants a cool €1 billion to fund his new Human Brain Project. Read more…
The Next Step in Human Brain Simulation
July 11, 2011
Can the human brain devise a system capable of understanding itself? That's been something brain simulation researchers have been working toward for nearly a decade. With recent advances in supercomputing capabilities and modeling techniques, the question may soon be answered. Read more…
Researchers Spin Up Supercomputer for Brain Simulation
July 7, 2011
SpiNNaker project will employ ARM processors to map virtual brain. Read more…
Modeling the Brain Within Reach Say Scientists
August 17, 2010
Speakers at Singularity Summit cheer on post-human intelligence. Read more…
Cat Fight Brews Over Cat Brain
November 24, 2009
EPFL's Henry Markram belittles brain simulation claims by IBM researcher. Read more…
IBM Cat Brain Simulation Research Called a “PR Stunt”
November 24, 2009
Has Big Blue coughed up a hair ball? Read more…
Building a Brain on a Silicon Chip
March 25, 2009
A chip developed by European scientists simulates the learning capabilities of the human brain. Read more…
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