The Brutalist Report

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• A better way to study ocean currents [1078d]
• Automated window shades show potential for significant energy savings [1078d]
• Pet owners with hoarding tendencies may take toll on health of themselves, animals in care, study finds [1078d]
• Study finds carrying pollen heats up bumble bees, raises new climate change questions [1078d]
• Impact of ancient earthquake revealed [1078d]
• Assessing emotions in wild animals [1078d]
• Curved spacetime in a quantum simulator [1078d]
• Non-antibiotic treatment for women with persistent acne shown to be effective [1078d]
• Blind trust in enhancement technologies encourages risk-taking even if the tech is a sham [1078d]
• Extremely hot days are warming twice as fast as average summer days in North-West Europe [1078d]
• AI voice coach shows promise in depression, anxiety treatment [1078d]
• Is it an ant? Is it a plant? No, it's a spider! [1078d]
• What did the earliest animals look like? [1078d]
• Radio signal reveals supernova origin [1078d]
• A channel involved in pain sensation can also suppress it [1078d]
• NASA's Spitzer, TESS find potentially volcano-covered Earth-size world [1078d]
• How breast cancer arises [1078d]
• Researchers pinpoint brain cells that drive appetite in obesity [1078d]
• An edible CBD coating could extend the shelf life of strawberries [1078d]
• Homo sapiens likely arose from multiple closely related populations [1078d]