The Brutalist Report

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• Military cannot rely on AI for strategy or judgment, study suggests [1482d]
• Quantum computer programming basics [1482d]
• River belt discovery helps scientists understand ancient rivers [1482d]
• Immunity boosting treatment enhances CAR-T cell therapy for blood cancers [1483d]
• Researchers develop pancreatic beta-cell restoring therapy for treating type 1 diabetes [1483d]
• Hidden in plain sight: Biologists say southern right whale habitat choice is key to keeping young calves safe [1483d]
• A warming climate decreases microbial diversity [1483d]
• Prolonged, low-level radon exposure still a leading cause of lung cancer [1483d]
• Rural areas near coast will bear the brunt of U.S. sea-level rise [1483d]
• A dynamic duo of cells identified in lung blood vessels [1483d]
• A biological super glue from mistletoe berries? [1483d]
• Research clarifies hazards posed by harmful algal blooms [1483d]
• Gravity-defying spike waves rewrite the rule book [1483d]
• Opioid analgesic fentanyl may cause autism-like behavior in young mice, study finds [1483d]
• Companies’ use of renewable energy certificates masks inaction on carbon emissions [1483d]
• Real-time imaging of dynamic atom-atom interactions [1483d]
• Study explores uncertainties in flood risk estimates [1483d]
• Magnetic material could help monitor battery life [1483d]
• Scientists create nanoparticle that helps fight solid tumors [1483d]
• Study reveals how epilepsy and migraine drug causes birth defects [1483d]
• Earliest record of wildfires provide insights to Earth's past vegetation and oxygen levels [1483d]
• Right whales' survival rates plummet after severe injury from fishing gear [1483d]
• Progress on early detection of Alzheimer's disease [1483d]
• Vitamin D deficiency can lead to dementia [1483d]
• Double-layered catalyst generates more hydrogen [1483d]
• Dried samples of saliva and fingertip blood are useful in monitoring responses to coronavirus vaccines [1483d]
• Women burn fat even after menopause [1483d]
• Stem cells unraveled: We're one step closer to making organs in a dish [1483d]
• Omicron hit rural America harder than cities [1483d]
• Panthers now number one predator of white-tailed deer in Southwest Florida [1483d]
• DNA nanotech safe for medical use, new study suggests [1483d]
• No signs (yet) of life on Venus [1483d]
• Cats' strange reactions to catnip make it a better insect repellent [1483d]
• Pioneering study shows climate played crucial role in changing location of ancient coral reefs [1483d]
• Streamlining stem cells to treat macular degeneration [1483d]
• New research identifies more than 1,000 genes linked to severe COVID-19 [1483d]
• Do our genes determine what we eat? [1483d]
• Most people think their diet is healthier than it is [1483d]
• New processing technique could make potatoes healthier [1483d]