The Brutalist Report

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• Researchers find that targeting immune cells may help treat atrial fibrillation [1018d]
• Researchers engineer nanostructures to enhance the immune system's ability to combat cancer [1018d]
• Researchers establish criterion for nonlocal quantum behavior in networks [1018d]
• Multidisciplinary team reduced hypothermia in NICU babies during and after surgery [1018d]
• Researchers' sweeping discovery shows how kidney cells self-renew [1018d]
• Astronomers identify the coldest star yet that emits radio waves [1018d]
• James Webb Telescope catches glimpse of possible first-ever 'dark stars' [1018d]
• Improving high-temperature stability of perovskite solar cells [1018d]
• Rare, double-lobe nebula resembles overflowing cosmic 'jug' [1018d]
• Small-winged and lighter colored butterflies likely to be at greatest threat from climate change [1018d]
• When the stars align: Astronomers find answers to mysterious action of ghost stars in our Galaxy [1018d]
• Fear is in the eye of the beholder [1018d]
• Multiple ecosystems in hot water after marine heatwave surges across the Pacific [1018d]
• Detecting spoiled food with LEDs [1018d]
• Butterflies and moths share ancient 'blocks' of DNA [1018d]
• Analogous to algae: Scientists move toward engineering living matter by manipulating movement of microparticles [1018d]
• Displacement or complement? Mixed-bag responses in human interaction study with AI [1018d]
• New material could hold key to reducing energy consumption in computers and electronics [1018d]
• 3D glasses for topological materials [1018d]
• New superconductors can be built atom by atom [1018d]
• Search for dark matter [1018d]
• Biomaterial-delivered one-two punch boosts cancer immunotherapy [1018d]
• Structural biology: Molecular scissors caught in the act [1018d]
• Titanium oxide material lets sunlight drive green hydrogen production [1018d]
• Researchers develop approach that can enable inexpensive mass manufacturing of micro-LED displays [1018d]
• How an 'AI-tocracy' emerges [1018d]
• Home blood pressure monitoring saves lives, cuts costs, and reduces healthcare disparities [1018d]
• A new method allows quantifying the spatial intermittency of ocean currents [1018d]
• A ferroelectric transistor that stores and computes at scale [1018d]
• Despite doubts from quantum physicists: Einstein's theory of relativity reaffirmed [1018d]
• Participating in genetic studies is in your genes [1018d]
• Boosting certain brain cells diminished hypersensitivity in Fragile X mice [1018d]
• Low-dose atropine eyedrops no better than placebo for slowing myopia progression [1018d]
• Tau-based biomarker tracks Alzheimer's progression [1018d]
• Controlling signal routing in quantum information processing [1018d]
• The economic life of cells [1018d]
• Controlled cruelty: New study finds aggression can arise from successful self-control [1018d]
• Alien invasion: Study reveals alarming economic costs of biological invasions to the European Union [1018d]
• Successful cooperation depends on good 'mindreading' abilities [1018d]
• High-quality sleep promotes resilience to depression and anxiety [1018d]
• Building a better forest tree with CRISPR gene editing [1018d]
• Targeted prevention helps stop homelessness before it starts [1018d]