The Brutalist Report

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• New research on ancient life found in Yellowstone hot springs [21d]
• Self-assembling cerebral blood vessels: A breakthrough in Alzheimer's treatment [21d]
• Positive emotions plus deep sleep equals longer-lasting perceptual memories [21d]
• The cost of preventing extinction of Australia's priority species [21d]
• Researchers solve a fluid mechanics mystery [21d]
• Study examines how African farmers are adapting to mountain climate change [21d]
• Slow traffic, fast food: Study links road delays with unhealthy eating [21d]
• Revolutionary lubricant prevents friction at high temperatures [21d]
• Life-bearing water arrived on Earth later rather than sooner [21d]
• How do you treat rotator-cuff tears? [21d]
• Gene therapy may be 'one shot stop' for rare bone disease [21d]
• Don't know something? Apes can tell [21d]
• User-friendly system can help developers build more efficient simulations and AI models [21d]
• Could the contraceptive pill reduce risk of ovarian cancer? [21d]
• Mothers of twins face a higher risk of heart disease in the year after birth [21d]
• A new approach to detecting Alzheimer's disease [21d]
• Revealing underwater secrets with new technique [21d]
• Temperature, rainfall and tides speed glacier flow on a daily basis [21d]
• How does the hippocampus coordinate memory encoding and retrieval? [21d]
• Electricity prices across Europe to stabilize if 2030 targets for renewable energy are met, study suggests [21d]
• Hijacking of plasmin by dengue virus for infection [21d]
• Improved treatment timing reduces honey bee losses to Varroa mites [21d]
• Global groundwater sulfate distribution map uncovers public health risks for 17 million people [21d]
• Tiny copper 'flowers' bloom on artificial leaves for clean fuel production [21d]
• Computer model helps identify cancer-fighting immune cells key to immunotherapy [21d]
• How the brain enables flexible decisions [21d]
• Printable molecule-selective nanoparticles enable mass production of wearable biosensors [21d]
• Shaping future of displays: Clay/europium-based technology offers dual-mode versatility [21d]
• Innovative program helps seniors manage stress [21d]
• Inhibitor drugs to treat aggressive breast cancer identified [21d]
• The metal that does not expand [21d]
• A light-activated drug to fight psoriasis [21d]
• Understanding the increase in stillbirth rates in Germany amid European declines [21d]
• We have underrated the climate effects of new particles in urban areas [21d]
• More, bigger crevasses open up in Greenland ice sheet, threatening increased sea level rise [21d]
• Scientists discover how genetic risk for alcoholism changes brain cell behavior [21d]
• Engineers help multirobot systems stay in the safety zone [21d]
• Most complex model of molecular 'wear-and-tear' to date shines light on how proteins age [21d]
• Research aims to standardize rock climbing route difficulty through machine learning techniques [21d]
• Building a circular future: Study reveals key organizational capabilities for sustainability [21d]
• Researcher uses AI to reimagine telehealth billing [21d]
• Global internet grid could better detect earthquakes with new algorithm [21d]
• Molecular basis of food allergy [21d]
• Octopuses have some of the oldest known sex chromosomes [21d]
• High-yield rice breed emits up to 70% less methane [21d]
• A protein at the heart of heart disease [21d]
• Vitamin D matters during first trimester [21d]
• Alarming rise in rates of advanced prostate cancer in California [21d]