The Brutalist Report

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• Organoids reveal how SARS-CoV-2 damages brain cells -- and a potential treatment [1284d]
• A novel instructive role for the entorhinal cortex discovered [1284d]
• Scientists reveal role of key brain protein in childhood movement disorder [1284d]
• A high-fat diet in pregnant monkeys impairs fetal blood stem cells [1284d]
• Growing motor neurons guided by 'love-hate relationship' with blood vessels [1284d]
• How to end COVID-19 as a public health threat [1284d]
• Can your phone tell if a bridge is in good shape? [1284d]
• Platypus populations impacted by large river dams are more vulnerable to threats [1284d]
• Investigators shed new light on brain activity related to dissociative symptoms [1284d]
• The importance of light for grassland plant diversity [1284d]
• An animal model of West syndrome exhibits a progressive increase in epileptic spasms and learning and memory deficits [1284d]
• New view on the brain: It's all in the connections [1284d]
• Gene associated with Lupus may protect against severe COVID-19 infection [1284d]
• Tonga volcano had highest plume ever recorded [1284d]
• Gene therapy targeting overactive brain cells could treat neurological disorders [1284d]
• Polarized X-rays reveal shape, orientation of extremely hot matter around black hole [1284d]
• IceCube neutrinos give us first glimpse into the inner depths of an active galaxy [1284d]
• Carnivore gut microbes offer insight into health of wild ecosystems [1284d]
• Scientists boost the potential of new cancer-fighting drugs [1284d]
• Disconnection, not teens' screen time, is the problem, research suggests [1284d]
• Native fish overlooked as invaders in U.S. waters [1284d]
• Novel waste treatment efficiently converts sewage to biogas [1284d]
• Elevated CO2 levels cause mineral deficiency in plants resulting in less nutritious crops [1284d]
• Patients with cancer and a suppressed immune system are at high risk for severe COVID if treated with systemic drug therapies, study finds [1284d]
• Seeing concentrations of toxins with the naked eye [1284d]
• Gardening eased lockdown loneliness as pandemic paralyzed Britain [1284d]
• Researchers discover security loophole allowing attackers to use WiFi to see through walls [1284d]
• Discovery of a fundamental law of friction leads to new materials that can minimize energy loss [1284d]
• Obesity drug helps teens lose weight, study finds [1284d]
• Nose swabs may distinguish babies with RSV needing longer intensive care [1284d]
• Waikiki Beach studies reveal complex drivers of changing shoreline [1284d]
• How magnetism could help explain Earth's formation [1284d]
• Less gym time, same results: Why 'lowering' weights is all you need to do [1284d]
• Breast cancer survivorship doubles [1284d]
• Having suffered trauma during childhood triples the risk of suffering a serious mental disorder in adulthood, study finds [1284d]
• Researchers encourage retailers to embrace AI to better service customers [1284d]
• Hepatitis C: Study provides basis for personalized aftercare [1284d]
• Public more likely to support climate action if other countries commit as well [1284d]
• The unintended consequences of using a ventilator [1284d]
• Framework to characterize hydrogels for biomedical scientists and engineers [1284d]
• Inflammation amplifies the effect of genetic risk variants for schizophrenia [1284d]
• New material will make locally flexible diodes possible [1284d]
• Periods and pregnancy still taboo in women's football, research finds [1284d]
• Blind spots in the monitoring of plastic waste [1284d]
• Perturbing the Bernoulli shift map in binary systems [1284d]
• Parental discord may be an indicator of children's genetic risk for future alcohol misuse [1284d]
• Defect in cellular respiration renders sac fungi infertile [1284d]
• Senescent cells as vaccines against cancer [1284d]