The Brutalist Report

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• Puerto Rico tsunami deposit could have come from pre-Columbian megathrust earthquake [1152d]
• Researchers reveal a map to study novel form of cell-to-cell communication [1152d]
• Cheetahs need more space: Reintroduction in India must consider their spatial ecology [1152d]
• Do higher-order interactions promote synchronization? [1152d]
• Synthetic biology meets fashion in engineered silk [1152d]
• ChatGPT is still no match for humans when it comes to accounting [1152d]
• Elephant seals drift off to sleep while diving far below the ocean surface [1152d]
• Reinforcement learning: From board games to protein design [1152d]
• Evolution of two contagious cancers affecting Tasmanian devils underlines unpredictability of disease threat [1152d]
• A gene involved in Down syndrome puts the brakes on neurons' activity in mice [1152d]
• Cracking the case of mitochondrial repair and replacement in metabolic stress [1152d]
• The climate crisis and biodiversity crisis can't be approached as two separate things [1152d]
• Using solar farms to generate fresh desert soil crust [1152d]
• Greenhouse gas release from permafrost is influenced by mineral binding processes [1152d]
• Fungal genetics could help develop novel biotechnologies [1152d]
• Biologists discover bees to be brew masters of the insect world [1152d]
• Wearable patch can painlessly deliver drugs through the skin [1152d]
• Cannabinoids give worms the munchies, too [1152d]
• AI system can generate novel proteins that meet structural design targets [1152d]
• Engineering the next generation of cell and gene therapies [1152d]
• Quantum entanglement could make accelerometers and dark matter sensors more accurate [1152d]
• Hungry eyes: Spiders lose vision when they're starving [1152d]
• Turkey's next quake: Research shows where, how bad -- but not 'when' [1152d]
• Astrocyte dysfunction causes cognitive decline [1152d]
• Water arsenic including in public water is linked to higher urinary arsenic totals among the U.S. population [1152d]