The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Bad dreams could be early warning of Parkinson's disease [1301d]
• Otters learn from each other -- but solve some puzzles alone [1301d]
• Immune protein may drive alcoholism relapse [1301d]
• Sponge-like solar cells could be basis for better pacemakers [1301d]
• Lab earthquakes show how grains at fault boundaries lead to major quakes [1301d]
• Unfreezing waters in ligand binding sites [1301d]
• 'Ugly' reef fishes are most in need of conservation support [1301d]
• High-speed, efficient and compact electro-optic modulators for free space [1301d]
• Rapamycin increases Alzheimer's-associated plaques in mice, study finds [1301d]
• Yolk-shell nanocrystals with movable gold yolk: Next generation of photocatalysts [1301d]
• New theory of decision-making seeks to explain why humans don't make optimal choices [1301d]
• Pressures within supply chains paved the way to an oversupply of prescription opioids, experts say [1301d]
• Nanotechnology used to destroy and prevent relapse of solid tumor cancers [1301d]
• Merging physical domain knowledge with AI improves prediction accuracy of battery capacity [1301d]
• Scientists find new indicators of Alaska permafrost thawing [1301d]
• New model offers physics-inspired rankings evaluation [1301d]
• Nano-sensor detects pesticides on fruit in minutes [1301d]
• Targeted micronutrition ameliorates allergy symptoms [1301d]
• Exotic tree plantations can disturb local wildlife, researchers find [1301d]
• Death of bats at wind turbines interrupts natural food chains [1301d]
• Changing the channel: Study sheds new light on a promising antidepressant [1301d]
• Creating mRNA with an all-chemical process may allow for customized mRNA vaccines [1301d]
• Breakthrough paves way for photonic sensing at the ultimate quantum limit [1301d]
• Intriguing connection between diet, eye health and lifespan uncovered [1301d]
• Large study reveals stark changes in brain structure for people with anorexia [1301d]
• A quantum drum that stores quantum states for record-long times [1301d]
• How genetics influence immunity in patients with type 1 diabetes [1301d]
• Earth's magnetic poles not likely to flip anytime soon [1301d]
• How fast-growing bacteria can resist antibiotics [1301d]
• New study unravels why COVID-19 antibody treatments aren't as effective for new variants [1301d]
• Low levels of high-risk salmonella evade traditional methods of detection [1301d]
• Are ultra-processed foods harmful? Experts weigh the evidence [1301d]
• Data reveal 20-year transformation of Gulf of Maine [1301d]
• Detecting new particles around black holes with gravitational waves [1301d]
• Lessons from the past: How cold-water corals respond to global warming [1301d]
• Cigarette smoking doubled risk of developing heart failure, long-term study finds [1301d]
• Earth-abundant solar pixels found to produce hydrogen for weeks [1301d]
• How mothers calm their distressed infants with soothing signals [1301d]
• Study explains molecular basis of long COVID symptoms [1301d]
• Progress toward personalized prevention of preterm birth: When progesterone works and when it does not [1301d]
• Colossal collisions linked to solar system science [1301d]
• 'Urban canyons' prolong sonic booms in cities [1301d]
• Risk of breakthrough COVID-19 infection after vaccination is higher among people with HIV [1301d]
• Sizzling sound of deep-frying reveals complex physics [1301d]
• Common drug-resistant superbug develops fast resistance to 'last resort' antibiotic [1301d]
• Neuroscientists identify role of basolateral amygdala neurons [1301d]
• Scientists develop novel computational model for aptamer generation, with wide applications [1301d]
• Deciphering the migratory pattern of the smallest seabird in the Mediterranean [1301d]
• Deep nerve stimulation consistently reduces blood pressure [1301d]