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Brains

Grow a Brain

How do you make a mini-brain? Methods vary, but you want to start with some human pluripotent stem cells, stem cells that can split into multiple cells when you put them in the right environment – for some other organs, you can use adult stem cells too – and let them multiply. This means that […]

May 17, 2018 By Megan Davies Filed Under: Science Tagged With: minibrains, stanforduniversity, petridish, diseases, Research, Science, laboratory, neuroscience, Brains

Second Thoughts: Hunting the Self

Beyond Biology – Chantal D’Arcy One of the hardest aspects of moving away from home and into the real world – whether it be university or anything else – is the realization that you’re not as special to the rest of the world as you are to your mum. Every day I find myself overwhelmed with […]

Jan 28, 2016 By Features Filed Under: Features, Columnists Tagged With: Brains, Lucretius, exeposé, Wit, Essence, Biology, philosophy, Hobbies, selfies, soul, Second Thoughts, The Self

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