The Brutalist Report

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• Molecular fingerprint behind beautiful pearls revealed [1325d]
• Low levels of air pollution deadlier than previously thought [1325d]
• Earth-sun distance dramatically alters seasons in the equatorial Pacific in a 22,000-year cycle [1325d]
• Growing pure nanotubes is a stretch, but possible [1325d]
• Biomarkers that predict preeclampsia risk [1325d]
• Mysterious outbreak of bone-eating tuberculosis resembled an ancestral form [1325d]
• Using SNAP benefits can help your memory, study finds [1325d]
• Pandemic led to 7.5 percent decrease in 2020 U.S. energy consumption [1325d]
• Pacemaker channel discovery could lead to better heart drugs [1325d]
• Robots are taking over jobs, but not at the rate you might think [1325d]
• Study analyzing often-overlooked racial/ethnic groups provides a new understanding of pain disparities in the U.S. [1325d]
• Identification of the cells responsible for colon cancer relapse [1325d]
• New pterosaur species found in sub-Saharan Africa [1325d]
• Severely stressful events worsen symptoms of long COVID [1325d]
• U.S. political partisanship affects first impressions of faces [1325d]
• Octopuses caught on video throwing silt and shells around themselves and at each other [1325d]
• Nazi propaganda from 1927-1945 reveals role of dehumanization of Jews in the Holocaust [1325d]
• Autism research: Understanding reluctance to make eye contact with others [1325d]
• Early diagnosis tool for childhood kidney disease [1325d]
• Toxic cooking fumes cause life-threatening complications in pregnant women with high blood pressure [1325d]
• Trust in experts, media literacy connected to COVID-19 vaccine intention [1325d]
• Temperature, nearby species could affect avian flu transmission in migrating birds [1325d]
• Monoclonal antibodies preserve stem cells in mouse brains, bring promise for future studies [1325d]
• Was I happy then? Our current feelings can interfere with memories of past well-being [1325d]
• New hope for patients with severe bone loss [1325d]
• Silicon nanochip could treat traumatic muscle loss [1325d]
• Mindfulness-based stress reduction is as effective as an antidepressant drug for treating anxiety disorders, study finds [1325d]
• The X chromosome is silenced in some male cancers [1325d]
• Ice loss from Northeastern Greenland significantly underestimated [1325d]
• Breast cancer spread uncovered by new molecular microscopy [1325d]
• COVID-19 'test to treat' sites less accessible to many marginalized communities [1325d]
• OHSU scientists identify molecule that could help treat Parkinson's [1325d]
• Rejuvenated immune cells can improve clearance of toxic waste from brain [1325d]
• Material separates heavy water from ordinary water [1325d]
• Red-supergiant supernova: Secrets of an earlier Universe [1325d]
• Predicting failure of solid metal materials from first stage of cyclic stress [1325d]
• Evolution of tree roots may have driven mass extinctions [1325d]
• An easier way to remove medical devices [1325d]
• Magnetism or no magnetism? The influence of substrates on electronic interactions [1325d]
• Revolutionary gene drive tech to suppress invasive mice [1325d]
• Scientists genetically engineer plants to yield more vegetable oil [1325d]
• New communications technology: Super-fast optical lasers [1325d]
• How does a skeleton move? [1325d]
• Study uncovers widespread and ongoing clearcutting of Swedish old forests [1325d]
• The untapped potential of RNA structures [1325d]
• How cilia move in unison to pump fluid [1325d]
• Control of cell population sizes: When is enough enough? [1325d]