The Brutalist Report

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• NASA confirms DART mission impact changed asteroid's motion in space [1356d]
• Sports like soccer, basketball better for young athletes' bone health than running alone [1356d]
• Old drugs offer new ways of treating bowel cancer [1356d]
• Climate models accurately simulate Pacific Northwest weather patterns [1356d]
• Scientists are one step closer to stopping drug-resistant tumors from growing [1356d]
• Getting it to stick: Grabbing CO2 out of the air [1356d]
• Could South American volcanoes have triggered whale extinctions? [1356d]
• Study of ancient invasive species can improve modern conservation strategies [1356d]
• Drought, not lack of 'working rivers', may have helped spur transition to steam power in Britain's industrial revolution [1356d]
• Can critical metals for renewable energy products be found in existing mines? New research says yes [1356d]
• Rising sea levels mean rising groundwater, and that spells trouble for coastal septic systems [1356d]
• Maps of the past may shed light on our climate future [1356d]
• Insect-slapping flower stamens maximize pollination [1356d]
• Healthy aging requires an understanding of personality types [1356d]
• Out of the loop: Ecologists report short-term plant-soil feedback experiments fall short in predicting competition outcome of long-term field experiment [1356d]
• Best way to estimate costs for invasive plant removal? Get out and dig [1356d]
• Physicists use 'electron correlations' to control topological materials [1356d]
• Engineering duckweed to produce oil for biofuels, bioproducts [1356d]
• Heat-proof chaotic carbides could revolutionize aerospace technology [1356d]
• New CRISPR-Cas approach permits more precise DNA cleavage [1356d]
• Materials science engineers work on new material for computer chips [1356d]
• The new compound that destroys the MRSA superbug [1356d]
• Researchers identify diabetes drug metformin as potential atrial fibrillation treatment in collaborative research [1356d]
• No adverse effects of early fluoride exposure found on childhood development [1356d]
• Rainfall is becoming more intense in most of the U.S. [1356d]
• New ways to understand and confront the fear of losing control [1356d]
• Predicting risk of aneurysm rupture [1356d]