The Brutalist Report

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• Self-monitoring blood oxygen at home can help COVID patients spot early warning signs, study finds [1472d]
• Scientists discover when beetles became prolific [1472d]
• Arts activities may improve self-control and reduce antisocial behavior among teenagers [1472d]
• Artificial intelligence tool may help predict heart attacks [1472d]
• Dominant form of heart failure caused by metabolic-immune interaction, review article suggests [1472d]
• Correcting night blindness in dogs [1472d]
• Tracking real-time atomic movement between crystal grains in metals [1472d]
• Biodegradable implant could help doctors monitor brain chemistry [1472d]
• Getting fuel to an invading cell's front line [1472d]
• Design tweak helps prevent malfunction in yarns designed to store energy [1472d]
• Research suggests interrupting immune response improves multiple sclerosis outcomes [1472d]
• Drug use beliefs found to be strongest predictor of youth substance use [1472d]
• Investigators uncover small molecule to engineer intestinal cell types [1472d]
• Studies of endangered animals on border of China and Vietnam stress need for transboundary conservation [1472d]
• Researchers control brain circuits from a distance using infrared light [1472d]
• Nature study: Ocean life may adapt to climate change, but with hidden costs [1472d]
• Social media data could help predict the next COVID surge [1472d]
• Trial use of soybean waste to tackle obesity [1472d]
• Nanoparticle-based COVID-19 vaccine could target future infectious diseases [1472d]
• Chronologically young, biologically old: DNA linked to cancer survivors premature aging [1472d]
• Study reconsiders name of Peru's Machu Picchu [1472d]
• Plant-based omega-3s may boost heart health, reduce risk of heart disease [1472d]
• Tiny, cheap solution for quantum-secure encryption [1472d]
• One in three children with disabilities globally have experienced violence in their lifetimes, study finds [1472d]
• Shining a light on protein aggregation in Parkinson's disease [1472d]
• Scientists hunt for neurons responsible for alcohol withdrawal [1472d]
• Children's antibody responses to COVID-19 are stronger than adults', study finds [1472d]
• Tackling large data sets and many parameter problems in particle physics [1472d]
• The opto-ionic effect: Light may increase performance of fuel cells and lithium-ion batteries [1472d]
• Breakthrough hospitalizations 'extremely uncommon' after COVID-19 immunity, study finds [1472d]
• Quantum dots shine bright to help scientists see inflammatory cells in fat [1472d]
• How sugar promotes inflammation [1472d]
• Using quantum methods to predict next-gen lithium-metal battery reactivity [1472d]
• Could diet modification make chemotherapy drugs more effective for patients with pancreatic cancer? [1472d]
• Researchers use ultrasound to predict ovarian cancer [1472d]
• Seen and ‘herd’: Collective motion in crowds is largely determined by participants’ field of vision [1472d]
• New tool to accelerate drug discovery [1472d]
• Emotion, stress cues in social media posts might be early warnings in epilepsy deaths [1472d]
• Nearby star could help explain why our Sun didn’t have sunspots for 70 years [1472d]
• New research sheds light on causes of reproductive disorders, infertility, miscarriage, birth defects [1472d]
• Fundamental cancer metabolism dogma revisited [1472d]
• Our sleep shows how risk-seeking we are [1472d]
• Novel heart ultrasound measures can be used to predict risk of developing dementia [1472d]
• Early evolution of sea urchins [1472d]
• Rapid peptide discovery and ‘plug-and-play’ technology could make personalized cancer vaccines reality [1472d]
• Active video games provide alternative workout [1472d]
• 'Off label' use of imaging databases could lead to bias in AI algorithms [1472d]
• Chronologically young, biologically old: DNA linked to cancer survivors premature aging [1472d]
• Study points to strategies for closing the participation gender gap in engineering courses [1472d]
• Leveraging AI to work with cells [1472d]
• Salt marsh grass on Georgia’s coast gets nutrients for growth from helpful bacteria in its roots [1472d]
• First-pass metabolism of alcohol occurs in women's stomachs, study finds [1472d]
• Environmentally conscious consumers more likely to buy chicken raised on insects or algae [1472d]
• Bionic wing flaps improve wind energy efficiency [1472d]
• Blowing bubbles in dough to bake perfect yeast-free pizza [1472d]
• Striking lane-like patterns found in bacteria populations [1472d]
• Could the asteroid Ryugu be a remnant of an extinct comet? Scientists now answer [1472d]
• Much more than average, single-cell analysis reveals heterogeneity in metal adsorption [1472d]
• Hawaiian-Emperor undersea mystery revealed with supercomputers [1472d]
• Agricultural expansion a major cause to doubling of annual tropical carbon loss over past two decades [1472d]
• Tomographic measurement of dielectric tensors? [1472d]
• Novel quantum sensing possibilities with nonlinear optics [1472d]
• Things are heating up for superconductors [1472d]
• Qubits: Developing long-distance quantum telecommunications networks [1472d]
• Study identifies new protection mechanism in breast cancer [1472d]
• Switching social identities happens seamlessly [1472d]
• Team identifies compound with potent antiseizure effects [1472d]
• 100g of cranberries a day improves cardiovascular health, study finds [1472d]
• Kids with rare autoimmune disease show these symptoms before blood clots [1472d]
• Study shows effectiveness of pill form of remdesivir to treat COVID-19 in mice [1472d]