The Brutalist Report

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• Three things to know: Climate change's impact on extreme-weather events [1028d]
• Pathogenic bacteria use a sugar in the intestinal mucus layer to infect the gut, study shows [1028d]
• Birds raise fewer young when spring arrives earlier in a warming world [1028d]
• Chemists discover why photosynthetic light-harvesting is so efficient [1028d]
• Planting seeds: Researchers dig into how chemical gardens grow [1028d]
• Inadequate energy intake affects female athletes [1028d]
• New role for taste receptors [1028d]
• Counting Africa's largest bat colony [1028d]
• Limiting loss in leaky fibers [1028d]
• Quasar 'clocks' show Universe was five times slower soon after the Big Bang [1028d]
• Maternal mortality in the U.S. more than doubled between 1999 and 2019 [1028d]
• AI and CRISPR precisely control gene expression [1028d]
• Base editing shows potential superiority for curing sickle cell disease [1028d]
• New study reveals abrupt shift in tropical Pacific climate during Little Ice Age [1028d]
• Scientists propose new strategy for modern sails to help shipping sector meet its carbon reduction goals [1028d]
• Hedging strategy for coral restoration balances diversity, ecosystem benefits [1028d]
• The looming 840,000 ton waste problem that isn't single-use plastics [1028d]
• Dangerous chatbots: AI chatbots to be approved as medical devices? [1028d]
• Water storage capacity in oceanic crust slabs increases with age, researchers find [1028d]
• A novel hydrogel may be a beacon of hope for infertility and fertility challenges [1028d]
• Amazon dolphins at risk from fishing, dams and dredging [1028d]
• Cutting edge transistors for semiconductors of the future [1028d]
• Sheep and cattle-killing disease carriers never take a break [1028d]
• Eating for two? Leave weight advice to the experts during pregnancy [1028d]
• Urine tests identify brain tumors by capturing cancer DNA using nanowires [1028d]