The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• New discovery may help reduce side effects of multiple sclerosis drugs [1491d]
• Scientists identify areas of high marine mammal diversity [1491d]
• Possible common thread between many neurodegenerative diseases [1491d]
• Event horizons are tunable factories of quantum entanglement [1491d]
• Meddling with metals: Escaping the tyranny of copper [1491d]
• Single test for over 50 genetic diseases will cut diagnosis from decades to days [1491d]
• Visualizing the invisible: New fluorescent DNA label reveals nanoscopic cancer features [1491d]
• Making diversity, equity, inclusion integral part of physics education [1491d]
• Changing the standard of care for stage III melanoma surgery [1491d]
• Researchers map magnetic fields in 3D, findings could improve device storage capacity [1491d]
• Artificial intelligence predicts algae potential as alternative energy source [1491d]
• During droughts, thirstier mountain forests could mean less water downstream [1491d]
• A new study relates liquid fructose intake to fatty liver disease [1491d]
• Greater greenhouse gas reductions for pickup truck electrification than for other light-duty vehicles [1491d]
• Microneedle approach to address peanut allergy shows promise in mice [1491d]
• Nealtican lava flow field, Popocatépetl volcano: A window to the past and future hazards [1491d]
• Mindfulness meditation can reduce guilt, leading to unintended negative social consequences, study finds [1491d]
• 'Fingerprint' machine learning technique identifies different bacteria in seconds [1491d]
• AI helped protect businesses from COVID-19 risks [1491d]
• Predicting solar cell performance from terahertz and microwave spectroscopy [1491d]
• Bendy robotic arm twisted into shape with help of augmented reality [1491d]
• New treatment to combat obesity and heart disease [1491d]
• More alcohol, less brain: Association begins with an average of just one drink a day [1491d]
• Henipavirus glycoprotein architecture suggests therapeutic strategies [1491d]
• Cutting losses: Engineering research equips solar industry for improved performance [1491d]