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Home Jennie Erin Smith Back To Home Jennie Erin Smith News 2 Jun 2026By Jennie Erin Smith Brain-mapping effort searches for roots of Parkinson’s and other diseases Allen Institute initiative aims to capture earliest cellular changes and identify new drug targets News 12 May 2026By Jennie Erin Smith Most dementia patients have multiple brain diseases. How should they be treated?
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First results put neutrino experiment in China on track for breakthrough

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1.0x 00:00 06:07 1.0x Audio is AI-generated. Report an issue|Give feedback A new neutrino experiment in China has put the world on notice that it’s poised to make a breakthrough. The Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO), a plastic sphere 10 stories high filled with a liquid that flashes when certain particles pass through it, detects neutrinos streaming from nuclear power plants 53 kilometers away.
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Doubling down on controversial claims, Microsoft accelerates quantum computing plans

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Even in a hype-drenched field, the claim seems bold: Tech giant Microsoft announced today it plans to build a useful quantum computer in just 3 years—half the time it had previously cited. The schedule can accelerate, Microsoft researchers say, because of improvements to the building block of their technology: a microscopic device called a topological qubit.
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