The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Modeling tree masting [913d]
• Scientists discover link between leaky gut and accelerated biological aging [913d]
• Method identified to double computer processing speeds [913d]
• Researchers develop molecules for a new class of antibiotics that can overcome drug resistant bacteria [913d]
• Muscle as a heart-health predictor [913d]
• TB vaccine shrinks liver cancer tumors in mice [913d]
• Physicists discover a quantum state with a new type of emergent particles: Six-flux composite fermions [913d]
• Climate change could push bowhead whales to cross paths with shipping traffic [913d]
• High resolution techniques reveal clues in 3.5 billion-year-old biomass [913d]
• Air pollution linked to more signs of Alzheimer's in brain [913d]
• Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats has long been in flux [913d]
• Does Russia stand to benefit from climate change? [913d]
• New detection method aims to warn of landslide tsunamis [913d]
• Little groundwater recharge in ancient Mars aquifer, according to new models [913d]
• Snaking toward a universal antivenom [913d]
• Increasingly similar or different? Centuries-long analysis suggests biodiversity is differentiating and homogenizing to a comparable extent [913d]
• New cloud model could help with climate research [913d]
• Unraveling the pH-dependent oxygen reduction performance on single-atom catalysts [913d]
• Blood test could determine diabetes risks [913d]
• New diagnostic tool for femoral osteoporosis improves the efficacy and viability of current methods [913d]
• Fecal microbiota transplant recommended for the majority of recurrent C. diff patients [913d]
• Sleep improves ability to recall complex events [913d]
• Butterfly and moth genomes mostly unchanged despite 250 million years of evolution [913d]
• Teachers' growth mindset appears more important than warmth [913d]
• New evidence shows UK solar parks can provide for bees and butterflies [913d]
• Citizen science to mitigate the environmental crisis in the marine environment [913d]
• Converting rainforest to plantation impacts food webs and biodiversity [913d]
• An awkward family reunion: Sea monsters are our cousins [913d]
• Highways through historically redlined areas likely cause air pollution disparities today [913d]
• Mercury levels in tuna remain nearly unchanged since 1971 [913d]
• Compounds in female ginseng could lead to new osteoporosis treatments [913d]
• New water batteries stay cool under pressure [913d]
• Kiss-and-tell: A new method for precision delivery of nanoparticles and small molecules to individual cells [913d]
• An environmentally friendly way to turn seafood waste into value-added products [913d]
• Toxic elements found in stranded whales, dolphins over 15 years [913d]
• Links between human, canine brain tumors [913d]
• Revolutionary breakthrough in solar energy: Most efficient QD solar cells [913d]
• Automated method helps researchers quantify uncertainty in their predictions [913d]
• Baleen whales evolved a unique larynx to communicate but cannot escape human noise [913d]
• Electrons become fractions of themselves in graphene [913d]
• How does the brain make decisions? [913d]
• Engineers use AI to wrangle fusion power for the grid [913d]
• Scientists invent ultra-thin, minimally-invasive pacemaker controlled by light [913d]
• Mechanism of drug reactivating tumor suppressors [913d]
• New study suggests target steps per day for reduced risk of heart failure [913d]
• Possible trigger for autoimmune diseases discovered : B cells teach T cells which targets must not be attacked [913d]
• New system triggers cellular waste disposal [913d]
• How AI can help spot early risk factors for Alzheimer's disease [913d]
• Detecting pathogens faster and more accurately by melting DNA [913d]
• Black hole at center of the Milky Way resembles a football [913d]
• Did neanderthals use glue? Researchers find evidence that sticks [913d]