The Brutalist Report

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• A star's unexpected survival [1210d]
• Bilingual kids could lead in ocean environmental action [1210d]
• AI discovers new nanostructures [1210d]
• Study identifies potential new approach for treating lupus [1210d]
• Swarm intelligence caused by physical mechanisms [1210d]
• How your mood affects the way you process language [1210d]
• Machine learning method improves cell identity understanding [1210d]
• Researchers create smaller, cheaper flow batteries for clean energy [1210d]
• Preterm birth linked to chemicals found in the vagina, study finds [1210d]
• AI improves detail, estimate of urban air pollution [1210d]
• When migrating birds go astray, disturbances in magnetic field may be partly to blame [1210d]
• The world in grains of interstellar dust [1210d]
• One-pot reaction creates versatile building block for bioactive molecules [1210d]
• Using paleogenomics to elucidate 10,000 years of immune system evolution [1210d]
• A novel, powerful tool to unveil the communication between gut microbes and the brain [1210d]
• Interfacial interactions of the lead-free perovskite for efficient hydrogen production [1210d]
• Madagascar mouse lemur retroviruses are diverse and surprisingly similar to ones found in polar bears or domestic sheep [1210d]
• NASA says 2022 fifth warmest year on record, warming trend continues [1210d]
• Why chocolate feels so good -- it is all down to lubrication [1210d]
• Researchers measure size-luminosity relation of galaxies less than a billion years after Big Bang [1210d]
• Breakthrough in fighting Legionnaires' disease [1210d]
• Theoretical computations identify a solid-state hydrogen storage material's key bottleneck [1210d]
• A precision arm for miniature robots [1210d]
• Managing emotions better could prevent pathological aging [1210d]
• Feathered robotic wing paves way for flapping drones [1210d]
• How supervisors can create a better work environment for deaf or hard-of-hearing employees [1210d]
• Support from others in stressful times can ease impact of genetic depression risk, study suggests [1210d]