The Brutalist Report

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• Depressed, and aging fast [1139d]
• Optical switching at record speeds opens door for ultrafast, light-based electronics and computers [1139d]
• Phytoplankton blooms offer insight into impacts of climate change [1139d]
• Known active ingredient as new drug candidate against mpox [1139d]
• Global experts propose a path forward in generating clean power from waste energy [1139d]
• Integrated structural biology provides new clues for cystic fibrosis treatment [1139d]
• Telomere shortening -- a sign of cellular aging -- linked to signs of Alzheimer's in brain scans [1139d]
• Road noise makes your blood pressure rise -- literally [1139d]
• 'Biohybrid' device could restore function in paralyzed limbs [1139d]
• Geoscientists shed a light on life's evolution 800 million years ago [1139d]
• Robot caterpillar demonstrates new approach to locomotion for soft robotics [1139d]
• From mutation to arrhythmia: Desmosomal protein breakdown as an underlying mechanism of cardiac disease [1139d]
• Tackling counterfeit seeds with 'unclonable' labels [1139d]
• Clearing a path for non-invasive muscle therapy for the elderly [1139d]
• Biodegradable artificial muscles: Going green in the field of soft robotics [1139d]
• How fit is your gut microbiome? [1139d]
• Memory B cell marker predicts long-lived antibody response to flu vaccine [1139d]
• Copper artifacts unearth new cultural connections in southern Africa [1139d]
• Babies or beauty? Ancient origin of how female butterflies invest [1139d]
• Towards reducing biodiversity loss in fragmented habitats [1139d]
• How the brain's 'internal compass' works [1139d]
• Is bone health linked to brain health? [1139d]
• Hidden 'super spreaders' spur dengue fever transmission [1139d]
• Researchers create artificial enzyme for fast detection of disease-related hormone in sweat [1139d]
• Sea otters killed by unusual parasite strain [1139d]
• Sweets change our brain [1139d]
• Ludwig von Beethoven's genome sheds light on chronic health problems and cause of death [1139d]
• New water treatment zaps 'forever chemicals' for good [1139d]
• Imaging captures social dynamics of 'pee-shy' mice [1139d]
• Photosynthesis 'hack' could lead to new ways of generating renewable energy [1139d]
• Simulated terrible drivers cut the time and cost of AV testing by a factor of one thousand [1139d]
• New NIH study reveals shared genetic markers underlying substance use disorders [1139d]
• Surprisingly simple explanation for the alien comet 'Oumuamua's weird orbit [1139d]
• Why subvariants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus accelerated the pandemic [1139d]
• Semiconductor lattice marries electrons and magnetic moments [1139d]
• Sea ice will soon disappear from the Arctic during the summer months -- and it has happened before [1140d]
• Mercury emission estimates rarely provide enough data to assess success in eliminating harmful global gold mining practice [1140d]
• New microchip links two Nobel Prize-winning techniques [1140d]
• Next epidemic could be spotted early in wastewater [1140d]
• New invention: The oxygen-ion battery [1140d]
• Observing group-living animals with drones and computer vision [1140d]
• Study finds worrying about election stress can harm your health -- and what you can do about it [1140d]
• New mosquito species reported in Florida [1140d]
• The challenge of keeping an audience engaged: How language shapes attention [1140d]
• New simulation reveals secrets of exotic form of electrons called polarons [1140d]
• Neutrinos made by a particle collider detected [1140d]
• Turn off porch light to aid caterpillars -- and safeguard backyard ecosystems [1140d]
• Novel drug makes mice skinny even on sugary, fatty diet [1140d]
• New research suggests peer-advisor relationship is key to success [1140d]
• Turn up your favorite song to improve medication efficacy [1140d]
• Study finds similar association of progestogen-only and combined hormonal contraceptives with breast cancer risk [1140d]
• Researchers get to the 'bottom' of how beetles use their butts to stay hydrated [1140d]
• New animal welfare scoring system could enable better-informed food and farming choices [1140d]
• Study shows 'obesity paradox' does not exist: Waist-to-height ratio is a better indicator of outcomes in patients with heart failure than BMI [1140d]
• The devil is in the details: Re-imagining fertilizer precursor synthesis [1140d]
• Changing temperatures increase pesticide risk to bees [1140d]
• Searching for life with space dust [1140d]
• Hunting Venus 2.0: Scientists sharpen their sights [1140d]