The Brutalist Report

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• Changing climate conditions likely facilitated early human migration to the Americas at key intervals, research suggests [1185d]
• Engineers devise a modular system to produce efficient, scalable aquabots [1185d]
• Will revitalizing old blood slow aging? [1185d]
• Long-term restoration of a biodiversity hotspot hinges on getting seeds to the right place at the right time [1185d]
• Loss of reptiles poses threat for small islands where humans may have caused extinctions [1185d]
• 'Thrifty' low-energy budgets of primary cancer tumors quantified [1185d]
• How the 'construction site' of long term memory gets built in the brain [1185d]
• Brain 'zips and unzips' information to perform skilled tasks [1185d]
• Wild bumblebee queens lured and killed in commercial hives [1185d]
• How waste-eating bacteria digest complex carbons [1185d]
• Following healthy lifestyle may reduce risk of long COVID [1185d]
• More frequent atmospheric rivers hinder seasonal recovery of Arctic sea ice [1185d]
• A star is born: Study reveals complex chemistry inside 'stellar nurseries' [1185d]
• Scientists detect molten rock layer hidden under Earth's tectonic plates [1185d]
• Why microbes in the deep ocean live without sunlight [1185d]
• How a high fat diet allows expulsion of intestinal parasite worms [1185d]
• A chat may help convert a peer to a pro-sustainability stance [1185d]
• Shark bites tied for 10-year low in 2022 but spiked in regional hotspots [1185d]
• Pacific Northwest heat dome tree damage more about temperature than drought, scientists say [1185d]
• Dirty laundry: How much microfiber do we emit with our washing? [1185d]
• Star formation in distant galaxies by the James Webb Space Telescope [1185d]
• Prehistoric human migration in Southeast Asia driven by sea-level rise [1185d]
• Interactive cyber-physical human: Generating contact-rich whole-body motions [1185d]
• 'Engine' of luminous merging galaxies pinpointed for the first time [1185d]
• A sweet reaction: Microwaves might increase the sustainability of the chemicals industry [1185d]