The Brutalist Report

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• Cancer scientist finds dramatic rise in anal cancer in Midwest and Southeast US [1258d]
• Long-standing genomic mystery about the origins of introns explained [1258d]
• Canada geese beat humans in longstanding territory battle [1258d]
• What ancient underwater food webs can tell us about the future of climate change [1258d]
• Novel method automates the growth of brain tissue organoids on a chip [1258d]
• Enzyme drives cognitive decline in mice, provides new target for Alzheimer's [1258d]
• Researchers find less-invasive treatment for certain head and neck cancers [1258d]
• Research unearths obscure heat transfer behaviors [1258d]
• Shaking less salt on your food at the table could reduce heart disease risk [1258d]
• Engineers improve electrochemical sensing by incorporating machine learning [1258d]
• Novel sex-determination mechanism revealed in mammals [1258d]
• The evolution of Asia's mammals was dictated by ancient climate change and rising mountains [1258d]
• Big rains bring big algae blooms ... eventually [1258d]
• Organizing nanoparticles into pinwheel shapes offers new twist on engineered materials [1258d]
• Math approach may make drug discovery more effective, efficient [1258d]
• New programming tool turns sketches, handwriting into code [1258d]
• How extinct Steller's sea cow shaped kelp forests [1258d]
• Physicist identifies how electron crystals melt [1258d]
• Machine learning gives nuanced view of Alzheimer's stages [1258d]
• Predicting shapes of crystals that lack symmetry [1258d]
• Learning from pangolins and peacocks: Researchers explore next-gen structural materials [1258d]
• Discovery of antibody structure could lead to treatment for Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever virus [1258d]
• The entanglement advantage [1258d]
• Researchers discover root exudates have surprising and counterintuitive impact on soil carbon storage [1258d]
• Mom's dietary fat rewires male and female brains differently [1258d]
• Biodiversity in Africa and Latin America at risk from oil palm expansion, new report warns [1258d]
• Non-detection of key signal allows astronomers to determine what the first galaxies were -- and weren't -- like [1258d]
• Nanoengineers develop a predictive database for materials [1258d]
• Rogue immune cells linked to leukemia are a key driver of autoimmune diseases [1258d]
• A life-inspired system dynamically adjusts to its environment [1258d]
• Adventurous bird personalities can help population cope with climate change [1258d]
• Optically analyzing local brain environment: Astrocytes' acid response in epileptic mice [1258d]
• The whole in a part: Synchronizing chaos through a narrow slice of spectrum [1258d]
• Making the most of quite little: Improving AI training for edge sensor time series [1258d]
• New Green Revolution gene discovery sows hope of drought resilient wheat [1258d]
• DNA sequence enhances understanding origins of jaws [1258d]
• Protein shapes indicate Parkinson's disease [1258d]
• Animals are key to restoring the world's forests [1258d]
• Hydroacoustic signals help study impacts of underwater explosions off French coast [1258d]
• Higher vitamin K intake linked to lower bone fracture risk late in life [1258d]
• When cyclones and fires collide... [1258d]
• Mussel survey reveals alarming degradation of River Thames ecosystem since the 1960s [1258d]
• Using math to better treat cancer [1258d]
• Seagrass crucial to stemming the tide of coastal erosion [1258d]
• Green means GO! Ultra-violet means STOP! [1258d]
• Ancient superpredator got big by front-loading its growth in its youth [1258d]
• Astrophysicists hunt for second-closest supermassive black hole [1258d]
• Earth's many new lakes [1258d]
• Chemotherapy could increase disease susceptibility in future generations [1258d]
• How women can reduce the risk of hip fracture [1258d]