The Brutalist Report

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• Helping robots make good decisions in real time [209d]
• New research on chronic inflammation explores potential treatments for chronic diseases and cancer [209d]
• How breast cancer cells survive in bone marrow after remission [209d]
• Eating high-processed foods impacts muscle quality, study finds [209d]
• A new way to create realistic 3D shapes using generative AI [209d]
• The Amazon rainforest as a cloud machine: How thunderstorms and plant transpiration produce condensation nuclei [209d]
• Cancer risk declines in old age, research helps explain why [209d]
• Low meat intake fuels concerns over child nutrition [209d]
• After decades of plantation agriculture, coconut palms dominate over half of Pacific atoll forests [209d]
• Genetic data from 'biobanks' may help improve prediction of effectiveness, side effects of common medications [209d]
• College students' insomnia linked more strongly with loneliness than screen time [209d]
• Lifesaver for wild bees: The importance of quarries [209d]
• Research study shows the cost-effectiveness of AI-enhanced heart failure screening [209d]
• Peer support could help millions with sleep apnea slumber easier, study says [209d]
• Manta rays inspire fast swimming soft robot yet [209d]
• New tool enhances control of cellular activity [209d]
• Mammoth as key food source for ancient Americans [209d]
• Male African elephants develop distinct personality traits as they age [209d]
• New insights on preventing brain injury after cardiac arrest [209d]
• Study exposes link between genetic risk of depression and heart disease in women [209d]
• Natural 'biopesticide' against malaria mosquitoes successful in early field tests [209d]
• How did humans and dogs become friends? Connections in the Americas began 12,000 years ago [209d]
• Cell-type-specific link between alternative splicing and autoimmune disease inheritance discovered [209d]
• Swelling streams -- climate change causes more sediment in high-mountain rivers [209d]
• How non-toxic and efficient solar cells can be produced [209d]
• Massive asteroid impacts did not change Earth's climate in the long term [209d]
• Milestone in defining electrical units [209d]
• A catalyst can turn methane into something useful [209d]
• Climate-ready crop [209d]
• The heart has its own 'brain' [209d]
• 20th century lead exposure damaged American mental health [209d]
• Preventing brain injury complications with specialized optical fibers [209d]
• AI helps researchers dig through old maps to find lost oil and gas wells [209d]
• Perceptions of parent cannabis use shape teen attitudes [209d]
• Owning a home in the US linked to longer life [209d]
• CRISPR-Cas technology: Balancing efficiency and safety [209d]
• Insects wearing two hats solve botanical mystery [209d]
• We might feel love in our fingertips ---- but did the Ancient Mesopotamians? [209d]
• Lasting effects of common herbicide on brain health [209d]
• Novel all-in-one computational pipeline identifies protein biomarkers associated with Alzheimer's disease and predicts 3D structural alterations [209d]
• Scientists develop coral-inspired material to revolutionize bone repair [209d]
• Study shows significant rise in psychotherapy use among adults, but gains are uneven across socioeconomic groups [209d]
• The surprising effect of stress on your brain’s reward system [209d]
• Largest study of CTE in male ice hockey players finds odds increased 34% with each year played [209d]
• Astronomers close to solving mystery of how universe's giant galaxies formed [209d]