Massive atlas of brain region linked to a host of diseases is the most detailed yet

Nature News2026-11-13 01:210 views

Nature, Published online: 12 November 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-03565-3

A global team profiled nearly 26 million brain cells from the basal ganglia to build a cross-species reference database that will help to understand conditions from Parkinson’s disease to addiction.

Source：https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-03565-3

My favorites

PreviousDeals: HomeView discount, M5 iPad Pro $300 off, Magic Keyboard, AirTag 2 all-time low, more NextPresident Trump says Apple’s Tim Cook is the only man to replace Jensen Huang as Nvidia CEO

If the November Windows update fails to install on your PC, here’s what to do

This month’s security update is failing on some systems already running the preview update released in October. But ther

0ZDNet

UFC Comes to Apple Sports App With Stats, Scores and More

You can keep up with strike analytics, scores, fight cards and other details.

0CNET News

How You Collaborate With AI on Creative Work Makes All the Difference

A new study dives into the consequences of collaborating with AI on creative endeavors, and what it means for output and

0CNET News

Chainguard defends its choice to break the PHP security embargo: “We own the decision.”

At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2026 this week , Chainguard co-founder and CTO Matt Moore defended the company

0The New Stack

Aircraft simulations scale new heights with supercomputer

High-accuracy aerodynamic simulations are essential to designing commercial aircraft that are safer, faster and more fue

0Phys.org Tech

AI books to blame after a new public library in India faces investigation

A library in India has been accused of stocking shelves with books that have been partially or wholly AI generated Conce

0TechRadar