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  <title>Sam Pfaff</title>
  <description>Why does the simple act of raising your coffee mug to take a sip involve more computation than a supercomputer can do? Why do robots move, well,&amp;amp;nbsp;robotically? Join neuroscientist Sam Pfaff as he explains the answers to the these questions as well as describing the flashy neurological circuits—called&amp;amp;nbsp;“circuitoids”—his lab builds from stem cells to study repetitive actions like walking—and how that work might provide insights into degenerative motor diseases like ALS.&amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
  <author_name>Where Cures Begin - Salk Institute</author_name>
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