In each case, the image produced was transformed so that its overall size and shape matched the standardised reference brain.

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The right analogy might be to compare climate with an airplane that keeps on changing its size, shape and weight and has to interact in turn with a constantly changing medium that exhibits far more turbulence than what we are accustomed to.

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This material, he says, has the advantage that its nanotubes are semiconductors regardless of their size and shape.

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Yet it is effectively the same size, shape and function as its grand-bearer.

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