The Brutalist Report

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• Central Asia identified as a key region for human ancestors [1297d]
• Why late-night eating leads to weight gain, diabetes [1297d]
• Tentacle robot can gently grasp fragile objects [1297d]
• Butterfly wing patterns emerge from ancient 'junk' DNA [1297d]
• What happens if your circadian rhythms are out of whack? [1297d]
• Avoiding extinction: Some Asian animals found thriving near humans [1297d]
• The science of how plants register trauma catches a new wave [1297d]
• Online program to support children with reading difficulties helped them make significant progress [1297d]
• Earlier mammograms for women with family history of breast cancer may not be needed [1297d]
• Maternal, paternal exercise in mice affects metabolic health in offspring [1297d]
• Derbyshire fossil study reveals insights into Peak District's 12 million year-old climatic past [1297d]
• Early HIV diagnosis and treatment important for better long-term health outcomes [1297d]
• Discovery of new ecosystem -- 'The Trapping Zone' -- creating oasis of life in the Maldives [1297d]
• Advance brings quantum computing one step closer to implementation [1297d]
• Large numbers of European chimpanzees suffer from a lack of vitamin D, says new study [1297d]
• New flexible, steerable device placed in live brains by minimally invasive robot [1297d]
• Double trouble when 2 disasters strike electrical transmission infrastructure [1297d]
• A broader definition of learning could help stimulate interdisciplinary research [1297d]
• TBX20 enhances reprogramming of heart fibroblasts into heart muscle cells [1297d]
• Evidence that marine conservation mitigates climate change [1297d]
• Three-dose hepatitis B vaccine regimen protects people with HIV [1298d]
• Scared of injections? Try a wearable soft robot to ease aversion to needles [1298d]
• Discovery could dramatically narrow search for space creatures [1298d]
• After 30 years -- new guidelines for weight-loss surgery [1298d]
• Tire particles can impact fresh water [1298d]