The Brutalist Report

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• New 'whipping jet' sprayer controls how aerosols move [1203d]
• Unprecedented levels of high-severity fire burn in Sierra Nevada [1203d]
• New, more accurate computational tool for long-read RNA sequencing [1203d]
• Finding a new way: Orienteering can train the brain, may help fight cognitive decline [1203d]
• Vulnerability of red sea urchins to climate change depends on location [1203d]
• Regulating immunological memory may help immune system fight disease [1203d]
• Female and male hearts respond differently to stress hormone in mouse study [1203d]
• Loneliness associated with unhealthful diets and physical inactivity among US college students [1203d]
• Mixture of crops provide ecological benefits for agricultural landscapes [1203d]
• Rest isn't best: Getting kids back to school sooner after a concussion can mean a faster recovery [1203d]
• First computational reconstruction of a virus in its biological entirety [1203d]
• Early disease diagnosis: Getting under your skin for better health [1203d]
• Incorporation of water molecules into layered materials impacts ion storage capability [1203d]
• Hybrid immunity is the best protection against COVID-19, researchers find [1203d]
• Forests face fierce threats from multiple industries, not just agricultural expansion [1203d]
• Collision risk and habitat loss: Wind turbines in forests impair threatened bat species [1203d]
• Physical effect also valid in the quantum world [1203d]
• How Huntington's disease affects different neurons [1203d]
• Squid tissues and chemistry combine for versatile hydrogels [1203d]
• Chemists synthesize ocean-based molecule that could fight Parkinson's [1203d]
• We need to learn to live with less steel [1203d]
• Neuroscientists identify a small molecule that restores visual function after optic nerve injury [1203d]