Harvard scientists have cultivated the world's oldest lab-grown human brain organoids, with some cells thriving for seven years, surpassing the previous record of 694 days.
These tiny, three-dimensional clusters mimic simplified brain functions
Aug 25, 2026
05:20 pm
What's the storyIn a major breakthrough, researchers at Harvard University have successfully grown mini human brain organoids for an unprecedented period of nearly seven years.
These tiny, three-dimensional clusters mimic simplified brain functions and are instrumental in studying brain development, disease progression, and testing new treatments.
The world's oldest lab-grown human brains have reached seven years old, scientists have revealed.
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