The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Cell-based therapy improves outcomes in a pig model of heart attacks [305d]
• Ketamine use on the rise in U.S. adults; new trends emerge [305d]
• DNA adds new chapter to Indonesia's layered human history [305d]
• Dinosaurs roamed the northern hemisphere millions of years earlier than previously thought, according to new analysis of the oldest North American fossils [305d]
• Fishy business: Male medaka mating limits revealed [305d]
• Morning coffee may protect the heart better than all-day coffee drinking [305d]
• How our cells dispose of waste and ways to control it [306d]
• New research reveals groundwater pathways across continent [306d]
• Integrating historic data stands to improve climate models in the Global South [306d]
• Study challenges traditional risk factors for brain health in the oldest-old [306d]
• Earth's air war: Explaining the delayed rise of plants, animals on land [306d]
• Smart food drying techniques with AI enhance product quality and efficiency [306d]
• Predicting the progression of autoimmune disease with AI [306d]
• Trash to treasure: Leveraging industrial waste to store energy [306d]
• Advancements in neural implant research enhance durability [306d]
• Pluto-Charon formation scenario mimics Earth-Moon system [306d]
• Scientists advance nanobody technology to combat deadly Ebola virus [306d]
• Study shows head trauma may activate latent viruses, leading to neurodegeneration [306d]
• Developing printable droplet laser displays [306d]
• Canceling effect of genetics and environmental changes on bacterial growth [306d]
• Smarter memory: Next-generation RAM with reduced energy consumption [306d]
• Key and lock: How important proteins 'dock' to the centromere [306d]
• Reducing irrigation for livestock feed crops is needed to save Great Salt Lake, study argues [306d]
• Revolutionizing data centers: Breakthrough in photonic switching [306d]
• Method can detect harmful salts forming in nuclear waste melters [306d]
• Your work habits may be threatening your sleep [306d]
• Driving autonomous vehicles to a more efficient future [306d]
• Exploring the eco-friendly future of antibiotic particles [306d]