The Brutalist Report

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• Treatment length reduced for children with tuberculosis [1585d]
• Florida's 76,000 stormwater ponds emit more carbon than they store [1585d]
• Video game-based therapy helps stroke patients [1585d]
• How a virus packages its genetic material [1585d]
• Non-social jays surprise scientists by learning as skillfully as birds living in groups [1585d]
• Exploring the bounds of room-temperature superconductivity [1585d]
• New insight into machine-learning error estimation [1585d]
• Introducing organs-on-chips to the lymph system [1585d]
• Childhood trauma and genetics linked to increased obesity risk [1585d]
• Caribbean coral reefs have been warming for at least 100 years [1585d]
• Hugging a 'breathing' cushion to ease anxiety [1585d]
• Music combined with auditory beat stimulation may reduce anxiety for some [1585d]
• Gender gaps in daily time usage at different ages vary between countries [1585d]
• 196 lasers help scientists recreate the conditions inside gigantic galaxy clusters [1585d]
• Frequent external childcare can affect children's behavior, survey suggests [1585d]
• Office buildings with infrequent water use may have poor water quality [1585d]
• Giant impact crater in Greenland occurred a few million years after dinosaurs went extinct [1585d]
• Study hints at how early life experiences may affect brain wiring [1585d]
• Discovery of new immune process that regulates inflammation in human fat may help manage obesity [1585d]
• Anti-Mullerian hormone may contribute to infertility in polycystic ovary syndrome [1585d]
• Black hole billiards in the centers of galaxies [1585d]
• Scientists capture the fleeting dance of moiré excitons [1585d]
• New responsible data sharing technique will enable better understanding of disease-causing genetic variants [1585d]
• New twist on an 80-year-old biochemical pathway [1585d]
• Stalagmites trace climate history and impact from volcanic eruptions [1585d]
• Reducing subsequent injuries after a concussion [1585d]
• Sleep apnea accelerates aging, but treatment may reverse it [1585d]
• New technology enables unprecedented glimpse inside single brain cells [1585d]
• An ‘oracle’ for predicting the evolution of gene regulation [1585d]