In the two decades since stem cell research began, scientists have learned how to use these cells to create the myriad of cell types in our bodies, including those in our brains, offering researchers ways to study neurological injuries and neurodegenerative disorders. Some labs have actually started 3D printing stem cells into sections of brain tissue in order to study specific interactions in the brain. Human brain organoids offer another way to study brain development and diseases from autism to the Zika virus.

So, might stem cell research one day lead to a fully-grown human brain, or is that resolutely in the realm of science fiction? If something resembling our brains is on the horizon, is there any chance that it could actually become conscious? And how would we even know if it was?

Combining chemistry and protein engineering for new-to-nature biocatalysis | Nature Synthesis
https://www.nature.com/articles/s44160-021-00008-x

Navbatdagi maqolamiz "Plasma Medicine" jurnalida chop etildi. Ushbu tadqiqotimizda Cytoglobin oqsiliga A80L mutatsiya va disulfid bog' hosil bo'lish ta'sirini molekulyar dinamika hamda molekulyar docking uslublari yordamida o'rgandik.

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Jim Al-Khalili talks to Derk-Jan Dijk about the many aspects of sleep that he has studied over the last thirty years – such as how circadian rhythms interact with our sleep cycles, and how sleep changes in people with dementia. How many of you have sleep problems? Maybe it’s waking up in the middle of the night and then not being able to get back to sleep, or waking up too early, or nodding off all too often in front of the TV… or, more embarrassingly, during work meetings? One thing’s for sure: our modern world means that we are not sleeping in the way we used to. Derk-Jan Dijk, Distinguished Professor of Sleep and Physiology at the University of Surrey and Director of the Surrey Sleep Centre, says: we are the only species to extend our day using artificial light, and that has consequences.

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New lightweight material is stronger than steel and as light as plastic | World Economic Forum
https://news.mit.edu/2022/polymer-lightweight-material-2d-0202

Reprogrammed bacterium turns carbon dioxide into chemicals on industrial scale | Research | Chemistry World
https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/reprogrammed-bacterium-turns-carbon-dioxide-into-chemicals-on-industrial-scale/4015307.article