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Stanford University

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Stanford is making strides in brain research, growing human hindbrain motor neurons and creating mice with half-human brains to study neurological disorders like ALS and Alzheimer's. Simultaneously, AI-designed viruses are raising concerns about governance, with 16 functional viruses already created. Watch for further developments in AI regulation by July 2026.

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New Scientist

Stanford Builds Mice With Half-Human Brains

The Guardian Science

Stanford Builds Mice With Half-Human Brains

STAT News

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STAT News

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MIT Technology Review

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Grist

Basel Team IDs Sleep-Drive Neurons in Mice

New Scientist

Extreme heat more dangerous for people 60 and over than previously thought

The Guardian Environment

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The Guardian Science

Stanford: Blood immune cells flood aging brain

Science Daily

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This A.I. Just Created Viruses Not Found in Nature

NYT Health

AI Creates 16 Functional Viruses Targeting E. coli

Wired

First AI-Designed Viruses Kill Drug-Resistant E. Coli

The Guardian Science

AI Designs 16 New Functional Viruses in Lab First

BBC Health

Stanford creates first AI-designed virus

Axios

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