The Brutalist Report

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• Prostate cancer risk prediction algorithm could help target testing at men at greatest risk [1247d]
• Deep-space optical communication demonstration project forges ahead [1247d]
• Paper-thin solar cell can turn any surface into a power source [1247d]
• Structural studies offer 'how-to' guide for designing cancer drugs [1247d]
• Researchers find missing piece of the asthma puzzle [1247d]
• Primordial germ cells made from northern white rhino stem cells [1247d]
• Epigenetic emergency switch improves defense against infections [1247d]
• Researchers shed (laser) light on emerging water treatment technique [1247d]
• Atopic dermatitis in dogs linked to certain parts of the genome [1247d]
• Recycled gold from SIM cards could help make drugs more sustainable [1247d]
• Hubble detects ghostly glow surrounding our solar system [1247d]
• Today's adolescent substances of choice may be harder for adults to detect [1247d]
• Genetic barriers, a warming ocean, and the uncertain future for an important forage fish [1247d]
• Uncovering plant invasions in the tropics [1247d]
• Without more data, a black hole's origins can be 'spun' in any direction [1247d]
• Curved spacetime in the lab [1247d]
• Astronomers report most distant known galaxies, detected and confirmed [1247d]
• New study highlights urgent need to safeguard deep reefs -- one of the largest and least protected ecosystems [1247d]
• Aging is driven by unbalanced genes [1247d]
• Scientist mimic nature to make nano particle metallic snowflakes [1247d]
• Microbial miners could help humans colonize the moon and Mars [1247d]
• Life-saving light beam to detect malaria [1247d]
• Assessing El Nino 'flavors' to unravel past variability, future impact [1247d]
• Dinosaur teeth reveal what they didn't eat [1247d]
• Bat diversity and abundance are highest in old deciduous forest stands on the river banks in Eastern Ukraine [1247d]