The Brutalist Report

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• Population-scale study highlights ongoing risk of COVID-19 in some cancer patients despite vaccination [1318d]
• Microbes can degrade the toughest PFAS [1318d]
• Low-cost gel film can pluck drinking water from desert air [1318d]
• Designers find better solutions with computer assistance, but sacrifice creative touch [1318d]
• Researchers have developed a potential super wheat for salty soils [1318d]
• Charting a safe course through a highly uncertain environment [1318d]
• Air pollution linked to deadly heart rhythm disorder [1318d]
• Taste buds can adapt to low salt diet [1318d]
• Small adaptations, major effect: Researchers study potential of future public transportation [1318d]
• Twisted soft robots navigate mazes without human or computer guidance [1318d]
• Alcohol may be more risky to the heart than previously thought [1318d]
• Bacteria can live in snake and spider venoms [1318d]
• Using Artificial Intelligence to Predict Life-Threatening Bacterial Disease in Dogs [1318d]
• 'I don't even remember what I read': People enter a 'dissociative state' when using social media [1318d]
• New CRISPR-combo boosts genome editing power in plants [1318d]
• Diamond mirrors for high-powered lasers [1318d]
• Genetic test can diagnose certain immune system disorders [1318d]
• Gene-edited tomatoes could be a new source of vitamin D [1318d]
• Skydiving salamanders live in world's tallest trees [1318d]
• Novel AI algorithm for digital pathology analysis [1318d]
• New recipe for restaurant, app contracts [1318d]
• Noisy jackdaw birds reach 'consensus' before taking off [1318d]
• New research may explain unexpected effects of common painkillers [1318d]
• Scientists find sea corals are source of sought-after 'anti-cancer' compound [1318d]
• Watching corals breathe: Simultaneously measuring flow and oxygen [1318d]
• Planets of binary stars as possible homes for alien life [1318d]
• The limits of vision: Seeing shadows in the dark [1318d]
• New tech aims to drive down costs of hydrogen fuel [1318d]
• Hydrogen production method opens up clean energy possibilities [1318d]
• Human-made iron inputs to the Southern Ocean ten times higher than previously estimated [1318d]
• A family of termites has been traversing the world's oceans for millions of years [1318d]
• Monitoring the 'journey' of microplastics through the intestine of a living organism [1318d]
• New measurements from Northern Sweden show less methane emissions than feared [1318d]
• Men with obesity can double their sperm count [1318d]
• Neurons: How RNA granules grow and shrink [1318d]
• What happens when plants have stress reactions to touch [1318d]
• A subtle genetic change gives new clues about epilepsy [1318d]
• Custom 'headphones' boost atomic radio reception 100-fold [1318d]
• The drug gabapentin may boost functional recovery after a stroke [1318d]
• Multiple habitats need protecting to save UK bumblebees, finds 10-year citizen science study [1318d]
• Spinning is key for line-dancing electrons in iron selenide [1318d]
• Lifestyle changes, meds effective to prevent or delay Type 2 diabetes; no change in CVD [1318d]
• Statement updates ambulatory blood pressure classification in children and adolescents [1318d]
• Turning X chromosome 'off and on again' critical for oocyte development [1318d]
• California shellfish farmers adapt to climate change [1318d]