The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Cancer deaths continue downward trend in U.S.; Modest improvements in survival for pancreatic cancer [1339d]
• The virtual water impact of the U.S. beef network [1339d]
• Battery-free, light-powered pacemaker may improve quality of life for heart disease patients [1339d]
• Factors influencing bike share among underserved populations: Evidence from three US cities [1339d]
• NASA's InSight lander detects stunning meteoroid impact on Mars [1339d]
• What if ceramics were ductile? [1339d]
• New cancer fighting compound created [1339d]
• Ancient viral DNA in human genome guards against infections [1339d]
• Study shows hazardous herbicide chemical goes airborne [1339d]
• Children with resistant leukemia given CRISPR-edited T cells: Phase 1 study results reported [1339d]
• Proof-of-concept study advances potential new way to deliver gene therapy [1339d]
• 'Prime and spike' nasal vaccine strategy helps combat COVID [1339d]
• On the trail of missing genes and cancer clues [1339d]
• Actors suppress their sense of self when playing a new character [1339d]
• Lamin C facilitates repair of damaged nuclear envelope in human and mouse cells [1339d]
• Experimental monoclonal antibodies show promise against Epstein-Barr virus [1339d]
• Ozone hole continues shrinking in 2022, NASA and NOAA scientists say [1339d]
• Engineering researchers develop breakthrough technology to measure rotational motion of cells [1339d]
• Batteries without critical raw materials [1339d]
• A key regulator of cell growth deciphered [1339d]
• Digital and group-based lifestyle counselling to prevent type 2 diabetes shows real-world effectiveness [1339d]
• Spicing it up: Pro-drug curcumin shows clinical potential in mice [1339d]
• Unveiling the dimensionality of complex networks through hyperbolic geometry [1339d]
• New era of two-dimensional ferroelectrics [1339d]
• Diabetes-causing gene can be regulated like a rheostat [1339d]
• Trunk dexterity explained: Scientists decipher facial motor control in elephants [1339d]
• Sticking together without stickiness [1339d]
• The brain cells that slow us down when we're sick [1339d]
• Why immunotherapy works well for some cancer patients, but not others [1339d]
• 'Kagome' metallic crystal adds new spin to electronics [1339d]
• Sedentary lifestyle and sugary diet more detrimental to men [1339d]
• Wastewater treatment plants can 'catch a cold' [1339d]
• Why some people are mosquito magnets [1339d]
• Mathematical modeling suggests U.S. counties are still unprepared for COVID spikes [1339d]
• New evidence of biochemical states and force working in concert [1339d]
• New experimental method IR-DOSY reveals molecular structure and size [1339d]
• College students suffer more than 100 alcohol-related consequences, study finds [1339d]
• Stem cell-derived organoids mimic human parathyroid tissue [1339d]
• A pheromone that explains why puffer fish spawn on beaches under moonlight [1339d]
• RNA-sensing system controls protein expression in cells based on specific cell states [1339d]
• Plant processes may be key to predicting drought development [1339d]
• River longer than the Thames beneath Antarctic ice sheet could affect ice loss [1339d]
• Scientists use deep planetary scan to confirm Martian core [1339d]
• New hybrid structures could pave the way to more stable quantum computers [1339d]
• Study shows bumble bees 'play' [1339d]
• Magma on Mars likely [1339d]
• The major chord that cures nightmares [1339d]
• Fruit flies move their retinas much like humans move their eyes [1339d]
• Traces of ancient ocean discovered on Mars [1339d]
• Study identifies alcohol risk factors for acute stroke [1339d]
• Researchers home in on a new cause of Stargardt disease [1339d]