The Brutalist Report

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• New miniature heart could help speed heart disease cures [1351d]
• Two largest Mars-quakes to date recorded from planet's far side [1351d]
• Federal research funding has positive 'ripple effects' [1351d]
• Some cases of long COVID-19 may be caused by an abnormally suppressed immune system, research suggests [1351d]
• Breakthrough in estimating fossil fuel carbon dioxide emissions [1351d]
• An ocean in your brain: Interacting brain waves key to how we process information [1351d]
• Making 3D printing truly 3D: eliminating need for 2D layering [1351d]
• A roadmap for deepening understanding of a puzzling universal process [1351d]
• Scientists turn a hydrogen molecule into a quantum sensor [1351d]
• Less prostate cancer screening reduces overdiagnosis but may miss aggressive cases [1351d]
• Fluid flow stimulates chemosynthesis in a Greek salad of hydrothermal microbes [1351d]
• Discovery sheds light on why the Pacific islands were colonized [1351d]
• Cancer: Sialylation of the epidermal growth factor receptor modulates cell mechanics and enhances invasion [1351d]
• Evidence suggests cancer is not as purely genetic as once thought [1351d]
• The physics of a singing saw [1351d]
• Obsession with failure and hunt for perfection linked to burnout, sports study uncovers [1351d]
• Establishment of a pancreatic cancer animal model using the pancreas-targeted hydrodynamic gene delivery method [1351d]
• Volcanoes at fault if the Earth slips [1351d]
• Flexible electronics get brighter [1351d]
• Understanding arteriosclerosis: How blood vessels restructure under pressure [1351d]
• New self-cleaning optical fiber can help in monitoring environment and diagnosing cancer [1351d]
• Water processing: Light helps degrade hormones [1351d]
• New factors that can predict breast cancer recurrence defined [1351d]
• Artificial intelligence helps physicians better assess the effectiveness of bladder cancer treatment [1351d]
• Lesser known ozone layer's outsized role in planet warming [1351d]
• Atomic terahertz-vibrations solve the enigma of ultrashort soliton molecules [1351d]