May Lucy rest in peace.” Model Lucy Markovic lost her battle with a serious brain condition. Picture: Tim Hunter. Model Lucy Markovic walks the runway in a design by Aqua Blu during the Swim ...

AUSTRALIA'S Next Top Model star Lucy Markovic has died after a heartbreaking battle with a rare brain condition. The 27-year-old had impressed on catwalks across the globe modelling for the likes ...

Australia's Next Top Model star Lucy Markovic has died aged 27 after battling a rare brain condition. Her family posted a statement on Instagram confirming the news, which read: "Dear friends and ...

Lucy Markovic, a former contestant on Australia's Next Top Model, has tragically passed away at the age of 27 due to a rare brain condition. Elite Model Management, her agency, paid tribute to her ...

Her agency, Elite Model Management, announced her death via social media on Thursday, saying she had been battling a rare brain condition. A message confirming her death was also posted to ...

Using advanced microscopes that capture brain cell anatomy and activity, a portion of a mouse's brain was mapped and rendered into a 3D atlas that creates new possibilities for neuroscience.

The 3D wiring diagram and its data are massive ... “MICrONS will stand as a landmark where we build brain foundation models that span many levels of analysis, beginning from the behavioral ...

The images were then brought together and a 3d model was created using AI and the end results shows the structure but also shows which brain cells communicate and how. Nuno Macarico da Costa of ...

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