The Brutalist Report

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• Statistical tool finds 'gaps' in DNA data sets shouldn't be ignored [1082d]
• Targeted cancer vaccines eliminate tumors and prevent recurrence in mice [1082d]
• Delays in contact tracing impeded early COVID-19 containment [1082d]
• Low school test scores linked to racial segregation and lead exposure in North Carolina [1082d]
• Scientists uncover a new role for blood-brain barrier in neuron function and damage [1082d]
• Rhodiola rosea root might be beneficial for managing type 2 diabetes [1082d]
• National parks -- islands in a desert? [1082d]
• Colorful solar panels could make the technology more attractive [1082d]
• Solving Everest's wildlife mysteries with eDNA [1082d]
• No-till farming study shows benefit to midwestern land values [1082d]
• Multiple shots of the BCG vaccine protect type 1 diabetics from COVID-19, study finds [1082d]
• Synapses as a model: Solid-state memory in neuromorphic circuits [1082d]
• Road signs for immune defense cells [1082d]
• Nuclear war would cause a global famine and kill billions [1082d]
• Sugar metabolism is surprisingly conventional in cancer [1082d]
• Hormone from fat cells restrains tumor growth in mice [1082d]
• 2D array of electron and nuclear spin qubits opens new frontier in quantum science [1082d]
• Weird and wonderful world of fungi shaped by evolutionary bursts, study finds [1082d]
• Irreversible declines in freshwater storage projected in parts of Asia by 2060 [1082d]
• Underwater snow gives clues about Europa's icy shell [1082d]
• Scientists develop gel made from spider silk proteins for biomedical applications [1082d]
• Unexpected quantum effects in natural double-layer graphene [1082d]
• High school students describe two new species of scorpions with California Academy of Sciences [1082d]
• Catching up with quicksilver: MXene material can counter mercury contamination [1082d]
• Thinking like a cyber-attacker to protect user data [1083d]
• Exercise answer: Research shows it's how often you do it, not how much [1083d]