The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Ocean floor a 'reservoir' of plastic pollution [654d]
• Stellar collisions produce strange, zombie-like survivors [654d]
• The life aquatic: A game changer for frog vision, but little difference between night and day [654d]
• Treatment with anti-inflammatory proteins following heart attack shows promise to reduce the risk of further heart damage [654d]
• An hereditary liver disease cured with the help of gene scissors [654d]
• What four decades of canned salmon reveal about marine food webs [654d]
• Finds at Schöningen show wood was crucial raw material 300,000 years ago [654d]
• Rusty-patched bumblebee's struggle for survival found in its genes [654d]
• Nerve cells not entirely 'young at heart' [654d]
• Discovery of how limiting damage from an asthma attack could stop disease [654d]
• Prairie voles display signs of human-like depression [654d]
• Researchers envision sci-fi worlds involving changes to atmospheric water cycle [654d]
• 'Diverse' agriculture benefits people and the environment at the same time [654d]
• Britain began industrializing in the 17th century -- over a 100 years earlier than history books claim [654d]
• Less extensive breast cancer surgery results in fewer swollen arms [654d]
• First results from DESI make the most precise measurement of our expanding universe [654d]
• Few newly diagnosed type 2 diabetics succeed in losing weight -- weight gain linked to much higher risk of complications [654d]
• Shy sea anemones are more likely to survive heatwaves [654d]
• Progress in quantum physics: Researchers tame superconductors [654d]
• Pristine peatland offers glimpse into pre-industrial atmosphere [654d]
• Tracing the largest solar storm in modern times from tree rings in Lapland [654d]
• Adult fish struggle to bounce back in marine protected areas [654d]
• Active workstations may improve cognitive performance [654d]
• With the planet facing a 'polycrisis', biodiversity researchers uncover major knowledge gaps [654d]
• New research offers insight into the future understanding of MS and its treatments [654d]
• Self-assembly of complex systems: Hexagonal building blocks are better [654d]
• Fans are not a magic bullet for beating the heat! [654d]
• Heat flows the secret to order in prebiotic molecular kitchen [654d]
• Mitochondrial roles in antiviral immunity modify manifestations of neurological diseases [654d]
• One-third of ride-share drivers have had a crash on the job, survey finds [654d]
• Microbial signature of colorectal cancer-associated mutations identified in new study [654d]
• Discovery into how chronic lung conditions affect children's immune system [654d]
• Researchers 3D print key components for a point-of-care mass spectrometer [654d]
• Physics of complex fluids: Ring polymers show unexpected motion patterns under shear [654d]
• Nudging in a virtual supermarket for more animal welfare [654d]
• Feeding the lonely brain [654d]
• Body mapping links our responses to music with their degree of uncertainty and surprise [654d]
• Organoids reveal how to protect the brain against dementia and ALS following traumatic injury, according to study [654d]
• New privacy-preserving robotic cameras obscure images beyond human recognition [654d]
• Study finds less invasive, safer option for removing benign pancreatic tumors [654d]