The Brutalist Report

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• Striking gold with molecular mystery solution for potential clean energy [957d]
• Digging deeper into how vaccines work against parasitic disease [958d]
• A new approach to stop cancer growth? [958d]
• 'Suicidal' mechanism discovered in ion channel receptors enables the sensing of heat and pain [958d]
• Scientists unpick how lung cells induce immune response to influenza [958d]
• Mutation rates in whales are much higher than previously reported [958d]
• Expanding the impact of CAR T cell therapy: An immunotherapy strategy against all blood cancers [958d]
• Optics and AI find viruses faster [958d]
• A system to keep cloud-based gamers in sync [958d]
• Webb reveals new structures within iconic supernova [958d]
• Control of behavioral decisions is similar in insects and mammals [958d]
• Largest genetic study of epilepsy to date provides new insights on why epilepsy develops and potential treatments [958d]
• Peering into nanofluidic mysteries one photon at a time [958d]
• Adding complex component of milk to infant formula confers long-term cognitive benefits for bottle-fed babies [958d]
• An 'introspective' AI finds diversity improves performance [958d]
• Antioxidants stimulate blood flow in tumors [958d]
• Radiologists must monitor novel Alzheimer's treatment side effect [958d]
• Nearly half of dog owners are hesitant to vaccinate their pets [958d]
• A step closer to digitizing the sense of smell: Model describes odors better than human panelists [958d]
• Electrical noise stimulation applied to the brain could be key to boosting math learning [958d]
• New blood test gives very high accuracy to screen for Alzheimer's disease [958d]
• New AI technology gives robot recognition skills a big lift [958d]
• Tracking drivers' eyes can determine ability to take back control from 'auto-pilot' mode [958d]
• Unraveling the long history of breast cancer formation [958d]
• AI helps ID cancer risk factors [958d]
• Scientists detect and validate the longest-period exoplanet found with TESS [958d]
• Acting fast when an epidemic hits [958d]
• Growing triple-decker hybrid crystals for lasers [958d]
• Newly discovered fungus helps destroy a harmful food toxin [958d]
• Two out of three volcanoes are little-known. How to predict their eruptions? [958d]
• Watching a bimetallic catalytic surface in action [958d]
• Burning candles and fumes from cooking is harmful for people with mild asthma [958d]
• Using artificial methods for growing crops could help solve global food security [958d]
• New giant planet evidence of possible planetary collisions [958d]
• Why men, wealthy people and maritime residents are more likely to develop skin cancer [958d]
• Is digital media use a risk factor for psychosis in young adults? [958d]
• A global observatory to monitor Earth's biodiversity [958d]
• The search for the super potato [958d]
• Sepsis -- as common as cancer, as deadly as a heart attack [958d]
• Breathe! The shape-shifting ball that supports mental health [958d]
• Unprecedented gamma-ray burst explained by long-lived jet [958d]
• Researchers develop ultra-sensitive photoacoustic microscopy for wide biomedical application potential [958d]
• The scent of the afterlife unbottled in new study of ancient Egyptian mummification balms [958d]
• Evolutionary imbalance explains global plant invasions [958d]
• Tiny mineral inclusions picture the chemical exchange between Earth's mantle and atmosphere [958d]
• Arctic soil methane consumption may be larger than previously thought and increases in a drier climate [958d]
• Discovery opens possibility of new ion channel-targeting drugs [958d]
• Coastal fisheries show surprising resilience to marine heat waves [958d]
• A new breakthrough in obesity research may allow you to lose fat while eating all you want [958d]
• New blood test for noncoding RNA significantly improves cancer detection [958d]
• Taking photoclick chemistry to the next level [958d]
• Using evidence from last Ice Age, scientists predict effects of rising seas on coastal habitats [958d]