The Brutalist Report

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• Fish sensory organ key to improving navigational skills of underwater robots [1199d]
• Plasma thrusters used on satellites could be much more powerful [1199d]
• Head injury is associated with doubled mortality rate long-term, Penn study finds [1199d]
• Pop-up electrode device could help with 3D mapping of the brain [1199d]
• Were galaxies much different in the early universe? [1199d]
• Researchers identify neurons that 'learn' to smell a threat [1199d]
• Humans can recognize and understand chimpanzee and bonobo gestures, study finds [1199d]
• Abnormal 12-hour cyclic gene activity found in schizophrenic brains [1199d]
• It isn't what you know, it's what you think you know [1199d]
• Biomedical institutions agree on a set of open science practices to monitor [1199d]
• Actin affects the spread of cancer in several ways [1199d]
• Recyclable mobile phone batteries a step closer with rust-busting invention [1199d]
• How regulatory T cells halt aberrant, self-reactive T cells [1199d]
• Mimicking an enigmatic property of circadian rhythms through an artificial chemical clock [1199d]
• New DNA biosensor could unlock powerful, low-cost clinical diagnostics [1199d]
• Color images from the shadow of a sample [1199d]
• Novel microneedle bandage could save lives by stopping blood loss from wounds [1199d]
• Potential hidden cause of dementia detected [1199d]
• 'Friend or foe' bacteria kill their algal hosts when coexisting is no longer beneficial [1199d]
• Study offers first glimpse of how many suffer from previously unknown illness [1199d]
• A butterfly flaps its wings and scientists make jewelry [1199d]
• Economics trump environment to save big cats, say ecologists [1199d]
• Power of cancer drugs may see boost by targeting newly ID'd pathway [1199d]
• Residential green space is associated with higher birth weight [1199d]
• Traffic pollution impairs brain function [1199d]
• Altered speech may be the first sign of Parkinson's disease [1199d]
• Reducing steel corrosion vital to combating climate change [1199d]
• Camera-trap study provides photographic evidence of pumas' ecological impact [1199d]
• How cells prevent harmful extra DNA copies [1199d]
• When chronic stress activates these neurons, behavioral problems like loss of pleasure, depression result [1199d]
• Chemotherapy in the afternoon dramatically improves treatment outcomes in female lymphoma patients [1199d]
• How plants are inspiring new ways to extract value from wastewater [1199d]
• Spin transport measured through molecular films now long enough to develop spintronic devices [1199d]
• No 'second law of entanglement' after all [1199d]
• Botany: Chloroplast from the father [1199d]
• Genome editing procedures optimized [1199d]
• Co-creating health for humanity: New trends in pharmaceutical interorganizational deals [1199d]
• Researchers circumvent radiation resistance in subtype of brain tumors [1199d]
• New mosquito repellents that work better than DEET [1199d]