The Brutalist Report

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• Drug effects of ketamine in mice can depend on the sex of the human experimenter, study finds [1058d]
• Diamonds and rust at Earth's core-mantle boundary [1058d]
• Wearables take 'logical' step toward onboard control [1058d]
• Microbiologists study giant viruses in climate-endangered Arctic Epishelf Lake [1058d]
• Researchers visualize alpha-synuclein pathology in living patients with a neurodegenerative disorder [1058d]
• Sharing on social media makes us overconfident in our knowledge, study finds [1058d]
• PetTrack lets owners know exactly where their dog is [1058d]
• Understanding the expanded role of clinical ethicists [1058d]
• Brain bubbles: Researchers describe the dynamics of cavitation in soft porous material [1058d]
• Beyond neurons: How cells called astrocytes contribute to brain disorders [1058d]
• Wildlife hunting motivations vary across Africa and Europe [1058d]
• How COVID-19 may have reversed gains in maternal and child mortality [1058d]
• Elemental research: Scientists apply boron to tungsten components in fusion facilities [1058d]
• Study reveals fentanyl's effects on the brain [1058d]
• Entangled photons tailor-made [1058d]
• Oyster reef habitats disappear as Florida becomes more tropical [1058d]
• Researchers uncover where and why proteins malfunction in Parkinson's disease [1058d]
• Researchers use computer modeling to understand how self-renewal processes impact skin cell evolution [1058d]
• Successful labor outcomes in expectant mothers using AI [1058d]
• Genetic testing before pregnancy detects up to half of the risk [1058d]
• Sensor-based early detection of age-related diseases from home [1058d]
• Arctic lakes are vanishing in surprise climate finding [1058d]
• Exposure to past temperature variability may help forests cope with climate change [1058d]
• Land plants changed Earth's composition [1058d]
• Researchers use infrared light to wirelessly transmit power over 30 meters [1058d]
• Brain activity during sleep differs in young people with genetic risk of psychiatric disorders [1058d]
• Scientists reveal how key cancer target could halt cancer spread [1058d]
• Returning to football after COVID-19 infection [1058d]
• Archaeology and ecology combined sketch a fuller picture of past human-nature relationships [1058d]
• Washing dishes with superheated steam more effective, earth-friendly [1058d]
• Living in timber cities could cut emissions, without using farmland for wood production [1058d]
• Medieval mass burial shows centuries-earlier origin of Ashkenazi genetic bottleneck [1058d]
• Treating, preventing heart attacks with human tissue models [1058d]
• Brain's support cells may hold key to new Huntington's treatments [1058d]
• New therapeutic prospect for preeclampsia [1058d]
• Low-cost disease diagnosis by mapping heart sounds [1058d]
• Reading global catastrophes needs a new lens for sharp solutions [1058d]
• ALMA witnesses deadly star-slinging tug-of-war between merging galaxies [1058d]
• New labeling approach enables examination of packages cells send out to gain insight about health [1058d]
• Pregnant women are exposed to cancer-causing chemicals in dishware, hair coloring, plastics, and pesticides, study reveals [1058d]
• ALMA discovers birth cry from a baby star in the Small Magellanic Cloud [1058d]
• Application of Non-Bravais lattices to light control technology [1058d]
• First mouse model with mitochondrial tRNALeu mutation developed [1058d]
• Possible new cancer treatment target discovered [1058d]
• Wildlife crossings potentially save millions annually in Washington state [1058d]
• Miniaturized lab-on-a-chip for real-time chemical analysis of liquids [1058d]
• Team developing oral insulin tablet sees breakthrough results [1058d]