The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Common weed may be 'super plant' that holds key to drought-resistant crops [1094d]
• 'Simple yet powerful': Seeing cell secretion like never before [1094d]
• Locusts can 'sniff' out human cancer [1094d]
• New study explores cell receptor crucial for cardiovascular health [1094d]
• Researchers gain insights into the genetic and molecular machinery that predisposes individuals to Alzheimer's disease [1094d]
• New recommendations aim to ease patient access to lung cancer clinical trials [1094d]
• The many ways nature nurtures human well-being [1094d]
• Nutrition solution can help heat-stressed cows as US warms [1095d]
• When a task adds more steps, this circuit helps you notice [1095d]
• The value of seagrass to the planet's future is far greater than appreciated [1095d]
• Ragweed allergy: Aggressiveness of pollen is determined by its place of origin and by the environment [1095d]
• Signs of disturbance in nearby dwarf galaxies indicate an alternative gravity theory [1095d]
• How learning about wellbeing can benefit university students' own wellbeing [1095d]
• Digital support for reduced alcohol consumption [1095d]
• A brain mechanism underlying the evolution of anxiety [1095d]
• B vitamins can potentially be used to treat advanced non-alcoholic fatty liver disease [1095d]
• New study calculates retreat of glacier edges in Alaska's Kenai Fjords National Park [1095d]
• Treating cancer by sticking cells in place [1095d]
• Complex coacervate droplets as a model material for studying the electrodynamic response and manipulation of biological materials [1095d]
• Air pollution, including during wildfires, shows ill effects in children [1095d]
• Oft-overlooked grasslands build biodiversity, resilience over centuries [1095d]
• An easier and safer way to synthesize medicines [1095d]
• A simple, cheap material for carbon capture, perhaps from tailpipes [1095d]