The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Having a bad boss makes you a worse employee [956d]
• Reverse engineering Jackson Pollock [956d]
• New position statement supports permanent standard time [956d]
• Shifting nesting timing not enough to prevent fewer sea turtle hatchlings [956d]
• COVID vaccination in female, male partners does not increase risk of miscarriage, study finds [956d]
• New techniques efficiently accelerate sparse tensors for massive AI models [956d]
• How sunflowers see the sun [956d]
• Wearing your heart (monitor) on your sleeve [957d]
• Antibiotics for common childhood infections no longer effective [957d]
• Risk of viral airborne transmission peaks within 5 seconds of face-to-face encounters [957d]
• Advanced assisted reproduction in white rhinos is safe and reliable, shows evaluation of procedures [957d]
• Giant planets cast a deadly pall [957d]
• Efficient biohybrid batteries [957d]
• DNA organization influences the growth of deadly brain tumors in response to neuronal signals [957d]
• Humans are disrupting natural 'salt cycle' on a global scale, new study shows [957d]
• New hope to treat and reverse osteoarthritis [957d]
• Researchers observe wolves hunting and killing sea otters and harbor seals on Alaska's Katmai coast [957d]
• Anesthesia technology precisely controls unconsciousness in animal tests [957d]
• Power of the pictogram: Researcher finds that sorted graphics make consumers feel optimistic [957d]
• Hey, Siri: Moderate AI voice speed encourages digital assistant use [957d]
• In breakthrough study, researchers map converging trajectories of cognitive development through adolescence [957d]
• Individuals with severe sickle cell disease express high risk tolerance for gene therapies [957d]
• Outlook on exercise may curb aging anxiety [957d]
• Scientists train AI to illuminate drugs' impact [957d]
• How cruise ships can steer clear of viral spread [957d]