Current science news highlights groundbreaking discoveries, from a unique bird fossil in Brazil revealing avian brain evolution, to an innovative 'morphing' wheel from South Korea poised to ...

A unique fossil discovery in Brazil provides new insights into bird brain evolution, while a study highlights drastic ...

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The team collaborated with Professor Bongjae Lee from KAIST's Department of Mechanical Engineering and Professor Heon Lee from Korea University's Department of Materials Science and Engineering.

“The nervous system of a virtual lifeform is a pipeline computer where, every moment, data from sense organs passes through a network of neurons and finally contracts a muscle in a specific body part.

The argument is detailed in a paper published October 30 in the Cell Press journal Trends in Ecology & Evolution. “We’re ...