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  1. 01
    via NVIDIA Blog

    JUPITER exascale supercomputer applied to brain mapping among scientific workloads

    Europe's first exascale supercomputer, JUPITER, built on NVIDIA Grace Hopper Superchips, is being used for large-scale science including detailed brain mapping alongside climate modeling and 6G AI research. Exascale computing power enables higher-resolution neuroscience simulations and analyses.

    NeuroscienceBrain mappingSupercomputing

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  2. 02
    via University of Oxford

    Oxford AI tool detects hidden organ damage from high blood pressure across multiple organs

    Researchers at the University of Oxford developed an AI tool that analyzes imaging data—including brain MRI, blood vessels, kidneys, liver and body composition—to reveal organ damage caused by high blood pressure. The approach could enable earlier detection of hypertension-related harm.

    Clinical AIMedical imagingBrain MRI

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  3. 03
    via FC Free Press

    Opinion: Why AI consciousness research falls short of brain-based sentience

    An opinion piece argues that efforts by Eleos AI Research and Anthropic to probe consciousness in large language models are unconvincing, contending that sentience in the brain is mechanized by neurons and their electrical and chemical signals\u2014processes LLMs do not replicate.

    AI consciousnessNeuroscienceLLMs

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  4. 04
    via Sydney Morning Herald

    Brain experiment explores biological principles to inform energy-efficient AI

    A first-person account of participating in a brain experiment investigating how biological neural systems process information. Researchers aim to apply principles of biological computation to make artificial intelligence less energy-intensive.

    NeuroscienceBrain researchAI efficiency

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  5. 05
    via The Transmitter

    Researchers 'brain-tune' AI models to better resemble biological brains

    Scientists are aligning the internal representations of pretrained large language models with brain activity data, an approach called brain-tuning, to make AI models function more like biological brains. The goal is to use these models as useful 'model organisms' for studying neural computation.

    NeuroscienceLarge language modelsBrain modeling

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  6. 06
    via Fierce Biotech

    Insilico, SK Biopharm strike $2.5B AI drug discovery deal for neurological disorders

    Insilico Medicine and SK Biopharmaceuticals signed a heavily backloaded deal worth up to $2.5 billion to use Insilico's AI platform to discover drugs for neurological disorders. The partnership highlights growing investment in AI-driven discovery targeting brain and nervous system diseases.

    AI drug discoveryNeurological disordersPharma partnership

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  7. 07
    via ChristianaCare News

    AI-Guided Radiation Approach Aims to Better Target Glioblastoma

    ChristianaCare researchers published work advancing an AI-guided radiation therapy approach for glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer. The method aims to predict and more precisely target tumor regions, potentially improving treatment outcomes.

    Clinical AIBrain cancerRadiation therapyNeuro-oncology

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  8. 08
    via @OpenAI · NEJM AI

    OpenAI's o3 cracks 18 unsolved pediatric cases with Boston Children's Hospital

    OpenAI's o3 Deep Research model teamed with clinicians at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard to re-examine 376 rare, undiagnosed pediatric cases. The model proposed diagnostic hypotheses linking symptoms, genetic variants, and the medical literature; doctors validated them against ACMG/AMP clinical standards, confirming 18 brand-new diagnoses across neurodevelopmental, neuromuscular, and psychiatric conditions. The work was published in NEJM AI.

    NeurodevelopmentGenomicsClinical AI

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  9. 09
    via @midjourney · Butterfly Health

    Midjourney spins up a medical arm with a 60-second full-body ultrasonic scanner

    Image-AI company Midjourney unveiled a medical division built around a conceptual full-body scanner that images in 60 seconds with no radiation or contrast dye, aiming to replace a large share of MRIs. A ring of 8,960 ultrasonic transducers claims picometer-scale resolution at 17 GB/s. The bootstrapped company says it will deploy 50,000 units over six years and open a San Francisco wellness spa in 2027, partnered with Butterfly Health.

    Medical imagingHardwareNeurotech-adjacent

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  10. 10
    via Samsung Foundry · @neuralink

    Samsung lands its first Neuralink order to build the 4th-gen brain implant chip

    Samsung's foundry division has secured its first-ever order from Neuralink, taping out test silicon for the company's fourth-generation brain-computer interface implant, internally codenamed "O1." The chip is built on Samsung's energy-efficient 4-nanometer process — a node that shrinks the implant, speeds up neural-signal decoding, and cuts power draw, all critical to how long a device can safely live in the cortex. Samsung kicked off the project late last year; first samples are due in the first half of 2027, with mass production possible by the second half if testing holds up.

    Brain-computer interfaceSiliconNeurotech

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