Google Research and ISTA are using light microscopes to “map” the brain.
For more than a decade, Google Research has been using AI to precisely map the connections between every cell in the brain in an endeavor called connectomics. Now, in co…
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Our new research into zebrafish brains could help us predict brain activity.
AI could one day help neuroscientists predict activity in the human brain, just like language models can predict the next word in a sentence.After more than a decade of …
Our new C2S-Scale LLM helps researchers have conversations with cells.
Imagine being able to ask a cell how it’s feeling, what it’s doing or how it might respond to a drug — and receiving an answer back in plain English.…
Celebrate World Quantum Day with this mesmerizing Doodle
Learn more about Google’s World Quantum Day doodle, which illustrates the concept of superposition in quantum computing.
3 real-world problems that quantum computers could help solve
For World Quantum Day, we’re sharing three real-world ways quantum computers may advance science and benefit people.
We’re introducing a new way to analyze geospatial data.
Imagine being able to get complex insights about our planet — like the impacts of hurricanes or best locations for city infrastructure — simply by asking Gemini. Geospat…
Quantum computing education for global policy leaders
Apolitical is launching a new course on quantum computing tailored to policymakers, with support from Google Quantum AI.
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Inside the launch of FireSat, a system to find wildfires earlier
Learn more about Google Research’s FireSat project, built to detect small wildfires.