The Brutalist Report

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• Fungal infections cost U.S. $6.7B in a year [1494d]
• Ultrathin films for stretchable and sturdy bioelectronic membranes [1494d]
• Secret life of tomatoes: orf137 gene triggers male sterility in tomato plants [1494d]
• New research advances wearable medical sensors [1494d]
• The rare discovery of a protein function universal to bacteria and humans [1494d]
• Sustainable groundwater use could be answer to Africa’s water issues [1494d]
• Mindfulness therapy reduces opioid misuse and chronic pain in primary care, according to new research [1494d]
• Stonehenge served as an ancient solar calendar [1494d]
• Deciphering algorithms used by ants and the Internet [1494d]
• Did rapid spin delay 2017 collapse of merged neutron stars into black hole? [1494d]
• COVID in a cat [1494d]
• Mutations in SARS-CoV-2 spike protein receptor-binding domains may result in escape variants resistant to therapeutics and vaccines [1494d]
• Investigating the effects of critical illness in early childhood on neurocognitive outcomes [1494d]
• Does nerve damage contribute to 'long-COVID' symptoms? [1494d]
• Medicine masquerade: Engineer develops imitation red blood cells to deliver lifesaving drugs [1494d]
• Hyperspectral sensing and AI pave new path for monitoring soil carbon [1494d]
• Researchers show early developmental delays predict poor long-term outcomes in Leigh syndrome patients [1494d]
• Improved bone marrow and stem cell transplantation for patients with blood-related diseases [1494d]
• Feeding small fish to people instead of to farmed salmon could make seafood production more sustainable [1494d]
• Vaccines are effective in preventing COVID-19-related emergency department and urgent care visits for both children and adolescents [1494d]
• Disentangling interactions across brain areas [1494d]
• Small water samples can find really big animals [1494d]
• New technique unlocks ancient history of Earth from grains of sand [1494d]
• Visual facilitation around hands: Hand proximity attention and handedness [1494d]
• Green chemistry: Scientists develop new process for more eco-friendly liquid crystals [1494d]
• Study could help to defend humans and crops from yeast infection [1494d]
• Study finds lower oxidative stress in children who live and study near green spaces [1494d]
• SARS-CoV-2-infected individuals could have different variants hidden in different parts of the body [1494d]
• Why multiple myeloma returns [1494d]
• For new insights into aerodynamics, scientists turn to paper airplanes [1494d]
• Wild baboons sacrifice sleep to meet pressing demands [1494d]
• Booster critical as COVID-19 vaccine-induced antibodies wane in 6 months, don't protect against omicron, researchers find [1494d]
• These solar panels pull in water vapor to grow crops in the desert [1494d]
• Bacteria genes gave ancient plants traits to colonize land [1494d]
• Machine learning improves human speech recognition [1494d]
• Cloth masks inferior for protection against airborne viral spread [1494d]
• Seeing below the surface of bimetallic nanoparticles [1494d]
• Intestinal cells change functions during their lives [1494d]
• Double locked: Polymer hydrogels secure confidential information [1494d]
• The role of lipids in the development of Alzheimer’s disease [1494d]
• What’s happening in the depths of distant worlds? [1494d]
• Harmless or deadly? New study examines evolution of E. coli bacteria [1494d]
• Researchers develop procedure to interpret x-ray emission spectra of liquid water [1494d]
• New epigenetic biomarkers found that potentially predict preterm birth [1494d]
• Noble false widow spider captures bats in the attic [1494d]
• Face masks play a crucial role, new COVID research confirms [1494d]
• Protein protects brain cells most impacted by glaucoma [1494d]
• Tiny tire particles inhibit growth of organisms in freshwater, coastal estuaries, studies find [1494d]
• Surprising semiconductor properties revealed with innovative new method [1494d]