The Brutalist Report

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• Do ‘behavioral psychedelics’ help patients make lasting, positive change? [1577d]
• Novel theory of entropy may solve materials design issues [1577d]
• Trial testing cocoa flavanol supplement shows promise for reducing cardiovascular risk [1577d]
• Even with statins, high triglycerides may increase risk of second stroke [1577d]
• Scientists identify neurons in the brain that drive competition and social behavior within groups [1577d]
• Blood test may indicate higher risk pregnancies in patients with COVID-19 [1577d]
• Researchers find direct links between deforestation and reduced dietary quality [1577d]
• Inhalable 'aerogel' triggers immunity to COVID-19 in mice, may block transmission [1577d]
• Exposure to phthalates — the 'everywhere chemical' — may increase children’s cancer risk [1577d]
• New insights into how tumors metabolically adapt to their environment may lead to better cancer therapies [1577d]
• Toxin-producing yeast strains in gut fuel IBD [1577d]
• Study finds association between cigarette tax and reduced infant deaths [1577d]
• ACC issues clinical guidance on cardiovascular consequences of COVID-19 [1577d]
• Effects of ancient carbon releases suggest possible scenarios for future climate [1577d]
• 3D matrix ultrasound accurately identifies cardiovascular injury in healthy individuals [1577d]
• BirdBot is energy-efficient thanks to nature as a model [1577d]
• Study reveals how to activate the immune system’s natural killer cells to protect against cancer and other diseases [1577d]
• Largest ever psychedelics study maps changes of conscious awareness to neurotransmitter systems [1577d]
• A possible new COVID-19 vaccine could be accessible for more of the world [1577d]
• What regulates the 'glue' needed for nerve repair? [1577d]
• A potential new target for cancer immunotherapies [1577d]
• U.S. fires four times larger, three times more frequent since 2000 [1577d]
• Losartan is not effective in reducing COVID-19 lung injuries, researchers find [1577d]
• Surprise findings suggest mosquito odor sensors are sensitive to molecular regulation to avoid insect repellents [1577d]
• Researchers may have unlocked the blood-brain barrier [1577d]
• Discovery uncovers a new leaf for Redwoods [1577d]
• Catalyst for a greener future [1577d]
• Cheaper, more efficient ways to capture carbon [1577d]
• Programming the immune system to supercharge cancer cell therapies [1577d]
• What's the prevailing opinion on social media? Look at the flocks, says researcher [1577d]
• Burst of rapid cell motion in 3D tumor model [1577d]
• Pivotal technique harnesses cutting-edge AI capabilities to model and map the natural environment [1577d]
• Molecular imaging uncovers effects of COVID-19 on the brain [1578d]
• Tiny battery-free devices float in the wind like dandelion seeds [1578d]
• New acoustic fabric converts audible sounds into electrical signals [1578d]
• How the brain encodes social rank and 'winning mindset' [1578d]
• For accuracy, brain studies of complex behavior require thousands of people [1578d]
• Discovery of an immune escape mechanism promoting Listeria infection of the central nervous system [1578d]
• Toward a quantum computer that calculates molecular energy [1578d]
• How inland and coastal waterways influence climate [1578d]
• Increased tree cover in savannas provides limited benefit in climate fight [1578d]
• How gut microbes work to tame intestinal inflammation [1578d]