The Brutalist Report

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• Highly targeted CRISPR delivery system advances gene editing in living animals [723d]
• Trees struggle to 'breathe' as climate warms [723d]
• A new way to visualize brain cancer [723d]
• Climate change threatens older elephants most, jeopardizing African elephants' future [723d]
• Exposure to even moderate levels of radon linked to increased risk of stroke [723d]
• Polycystic ovary syndrome tied to memory, thinking problems [723d]
• Diabetes medication class tied to lower risk of kidney stones [723d]
• Engineers develop hack to make automotive radar 'hallucinate' [723d]
• Did dementia exist in ancient Greek and Rome? [723d]
• Scientists make breakthrough in quantum materials research [723d]
• Researchers hack neurons' internal clocks to accelerate the study of neurological diseases [723d]
• Bright galaxies put dark matter to the test [723d]
• Researchers find enzyme plays much larger role in preventing neurodegenerative diseases [723d]
• Source rocks of the first real continents [723d]
• 'Tiny tornadoes' around leaves spread deadly plant pathogens [723d]
• Archaeological evidence of seasonal vitamin D deficiency discovered [723d]
• Brain protein's virus-like structure may help explain cancer-induced memory loss [723d]
• AI can predict brain cancer patients' survival [723d]
• The hottest catalog of the year: Comprehensive list of slow-building solar flares [723d]
• Researchers uncover potential non-opioid treatment for chronic pain [723d]
• Paper calls for patient-first regulation of AI in healthcare [723d]
• Drug-induced skin swelling [723d]
• Bringing together real-world sensors and VR to improve building maintenance [723d]
• Discovery of a third RNA virus linage in extreme environments Jan 17, 2024 [723d]
• Floating algae a raft for juvenile pelagic fish [723d]
• Capturing ultrafast light-induced phenomena on the nanoscale: development of a novel time-resolved atomic force microscopy technique [723d]
• Will electric fields lead the way to developing semiconductors with high power efficiency? [723d]
• Death toll shows extreme air pollution events a growing urban threat [723d]
• Machine learning guides carbon nanotechnology [723d]
• Unprecedented ocean heating shows risks of a world 3°C warmer [723d]
• Greenland is a methane sink rather than a source [723d]
• Tracking unconventional superconductivity [723d]
• Potential link between high maternal cortisol, unpredicted birth complications [723d]
• Firing nerve fibers in the brain are supplied with energy on demand [723d]
• Groundbreaking genome editing tools unlock new possibilities for precision medicine [723d]
• New and highly infectious E. coli strain resistant to powerful antibiotics [723d]
• Fungal-rich soil may improve green roofs [723d]
• Looking for love? Try finding purpose as well [723d]
• Brain changes behind pain sensitivity may affect older women more [723d]
• Engineers unveil new patch that can help people control robotic exoskeletons [723d]
• How seahorse-like toxins kill insects [723d]
• Engineering viruses to kill deadly pathogens [723d]
• Researchers discover new ways to excite spin waves with extreme infrared light [723d]
• Healthy diet early in life seems to protect against inflammatory bowel disease [723d]
• As sea otters recolonize California estuary, they restore its degraded geology [723d]
• Neanderthals and humans lived side by side in Northern Europe 45,000 years ago [723d]
• Precursor of cholesterol protects cells from ferroptosis [723d]
• Ambitious roadmap for circular carbon plastics economy [723d]
• Molecule can quickly, and briefly, boost white blood cell counts [723d]
• When and how immune cells decide to form pathogen memories [723d]
• Decarbonizing the world's industries [723d]
• Pedestrian injuries from falls versus motor vehicle collisions: Are we lacking critical policy and interventions? [723d]