The Brutalist Report

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• Study shows differences between brains of girls, boys with autism [1606d]
• How superbugs uses mirror images to create antibiotic resistance [1606d]
• How motor neurons develop into subtypes that activate different muscles [1606d]
• Engineered bacterial strains could fertilize crops, reduce waterways pollution [1606d]
• An easier way to grow model organs [1606d]
• Fewer rainy days leading to earlier spring in northern climes [1606d]
• U.S. coastline to see up to a foot of sea level rise by 2050 [1606d]
• New medicines for treating heart patients [1606d]
• Well-functioning fat may be the key to fewer old-age ailments [1606d]
• CROPSR: A new tool to accelerate genetic discoveries [1606d]
• Scientists reveal how Venus fly trap plants snap shut [1606d]
• More evidence suggests self-awareness is also for some fish [1606d]
• Everyone has heard of King Arthur, but 90% of medieval chivalry and heroism manuscripts have been lost [1606d]
• Groundbreaking study finds widespread lead poisoning in bald and golden eagles [1606d]
• Reducing negative impacts of Amazon hydropower expansion on people and nature [1606d]
• Vortex microscope sees more than ever before [1606d]
• More chemicals, fewer words: Exposure to chemical mixtures during pregnancy alters brain development [1606d]
• Measuring the tempo of Utah's red rock towers [1606d]
• Scientists think a peptide could stop, reverse damage to nerve cells [1606d]
• Chaining atoms together yields quantum storage [1606d]
• Flies possess more sophisticated cognitive abilities than previously known [1606d]
• Molecular 'culprit' caught driving cell death and inflammation [1606d]
• Analysis of DNA reveals weapons used by our immune cells to fight tuberculosis [1606d]
• Astronomers discover widest separation of brown dwarf pair to date [1606d]
• London produces up to a third more methane than estimates suggest [1606d]
• Tall trees in the Amazon can suffer from warmer temperatures [1606d]
• Scientists pinpoint genetic target with promise for treating many forms of blindness [1606d]
• Nano-sized plastics may enter and permeate cell membranes [1606d]
• Discovery of key protein in malaria parasite opens door to novel treatment [1606d]
• Less antibiotic use in dentistry gave no increase in endocarditis [1606d]
• Study analyzes brain changes associated with juvenile fibromyalgia [1606d]
• Temperature, reproduction link holds promise for insect control [1606d]
• Ancient dwarf galaxy reconstructed with MilkyWay@home volunteer computer [1606d]
• Rogue antibodies make cells 'sticky' to trigger blood clots in COVID-19 patients [1606d]
• Sediment cores from ocean floor could contain 23-million-year-old climate change clues [1606d]
• Musicians, chemists use sound to better understand science [1606d]
• Study strengthens case that vitamins cannot treat COVID-19 [1606d]
• A fish story with a human tell [1606d]
• Uncovering unexpected properties in a complex quantum material [1606d]
• The surprising structural reason your kitchen sponge is disgusting [1606d]
• Size matters in particle treatments of traumatic injuries [1606d]
• Depression and Alzheimer’s disease share genetic roots [1606d]
• New DNA computer assesses water quality [1606d]
• Dendrites may help neurons perform complicated calculations [1606d]
• Monte Carlo simulations bring new focus to electron microscopy [1606d]
• MRI may lower breast cancer deaths from variants in 3 genes [1606d]
• Researchers combine piezoelectric thin film and metasurfaces to create lens with tunable focus [1606d]