It took ten years, two of the world's most capable research institutions, and more computational muscle than most of us can imagine — but scientists have finally done it. They have mapped every single neuron and synaptic connection in the brain of a male fruit fly, creating what is now the most complete picture of any brain ever assembled. The achievement, published in the journal Cell, is the result of a landmark collaboration between Google Research and the Howard Hughes Me

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