The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• New method for probing the bewildering diversity of the microbiome [1557d]
• Disbelief in human evolution linked to greater prejudice and racism [1557d]
• The art of smell: Research suggests the brain processes smell both like a painting and a symphony [1557d]
• Millionaires more risk-tolerant and emotionally stable [1557d]
• Protected tropical forest sees major bird declines over 40 years [1557d]
• The secret to better coffee? The birds and the bees [1557d]
• Firefighters with PTSD likely to have relationship problems [1557d]
• Middle ear fluid common in kids on ventilators [1557d]
• Alternate delivery locations are viable options to offset negative impacts of increased home deliveries [1557d]
• Towards more effective treatments for immunocompromised patients [1557d]
• Researchers identify neuronal mechanisms that control food cravings during pregnancy [1557d]
• Solar hydrogen: Better photoelectrodes through flash heating [1558d]
• Dual-mode endoscope offers unprecedented insights into uterine health [1558d]
• Loss of neurons, not lack of sleep, makes Alzheimer’s patients drowsy [1558d]
• Cutting palm trees to harvest fruit? Better to let trees grow [1558d]
• Delicate balance of coral reef processes creates management challenges [1558d]
• Chemical data management: an open way forward [1558d]
• 'Prenatal' protoplanet upends planet formation models [1558d]
• Two-faced protein both inhibits and activates B cell receptor signaling [1558d]
• People around the world like the same kinds of smell [1558d]