The Brutalist Report

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• Antioxidant flavonols linked to slower memory decline [1264d]
• Teaching photonic chips to 'learn' [1264d]
• Decrease in crucial trace element preceded ancient mass extinction [1264d]
• Using satellites for faster flood information [1264d]
• Oldest army ant ever discovered reveals iconic predator once raided Europe [1264d]
• Scientists convert waste paper into battery parts for smartphones and electric vehicles [1264d]
• New study brings personalized immunotherapy prescriptions a step closer [1264d]
• Quantum algorithms save time in the calculation of electron dynamics [1264d]
• 'Primordial super-enhancers' provide early snapshot of the mechanisms that allowed for multicellularity [1264d]
• COVID-19 vaccine gives substantial protection against reinfection, study finds [1264d]
• Birth choices after previous cesarean and risk of pelvic floor surgery [1264d]
• Challenging guidelines on pregnancy interval following miscarriage or abortion [1264d]
• A growing trend of antibody evasion by new omicron subvariants [1264d]
• Of mice and men: Treating acne with systemic antibiotics can have unintended consequences on the maturing skeleton during adolescence [1264d]
• Sweet corn sweltering in summer heat spells uncertainty for corn lovers [1264d]
• Glass-like shells of diatoms help turn light into energy in dim conditions [1264d]
• Researchers eye embroidery as low-cost solution for making wearable electronics [1264d]
• Secretion secrets revealed: Pathogen effector characterization for a devastating plant disease [1264d]
• Shingles associated with increased risk for stroke, heart attack [1264d]
• Drinking during pregnancy changes baby's brain structure [1264d]
• World's oldest meal helps unravel mystery of our earliest animal ancestors [1264d]
• International team observes innermost structure of quasar jet [1264d]
• Put the kettle on! How black tea (and other favorites) may help your health later in life [1264d]
• Neutralizing stronger COVID-19 variants [1264d]
• New insight into how long-banned chemicals (PCBs) unleash their toxicity inside the body [1264d]
• Cultural differences affect how we support close friends and family [1264d]
• COVID-19: The spike protein is no longer the only target [1264d]
• Great potential for aquifer thermal energy storage systems [1264d]
• Scientists unlock nature's secret to super-selective binding [1264d]
• Breaking nitrogen while generating methane [1264d]
• Development of the next generation of microscopes [1264d]
• New way to synthesize mRNAs enhancing effectiveness of mRNA drugs and vaccines [1264d]
• Self-organization: What robotics can learn from amoebae [1264d]
• Charcoal and cattle correlate with Madagascar's megafaunal extinctions [1264d]
• Earth might be experiencing 7th mass extinction, not 6th [1264d]
• Psychology: What gazes reveal about us [1264d]
• First evidence drug resistant bacteria can travel from gut to lung, increasing infection risks [1264d]
• Sequencing project to unleash the biotechnology potential of euglenoids [1264d]
• Changing feelings can boost creativity for conventional thinkers [1264d]
• Unexpected cognitive deteriorations in epilepsy [1264d]
• Silicone sponge captures unknown bacteria [1264d]
• Chemical coatings can affect microparticles 'swimming' in mucus solutions, study shows [1264d]
• Researchers reveal a new ALS hallmark, shedding light on a likely trigger of neurodegeneration [1264d]
• Large parts of Europe are warming twice as fast as the planet on average [1264d]
• Discovery suggests new way to target mantle cell lymphoma [1264d]
• HIV infection leaves a 'memory' in cells [1264d]
• An exoplanet atmosphere as never seen before [1264d]
• Remdesivir reduces COVID-19 mortality in a real-world setting [1264d]
• How do microplastic particles differ across the Atlantic Ocean? [1264d]
• Limiting global warming now can preserve valuable freshwater resource [1264d]