The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Malnutrition early in life sets stage for poor growth and early death [942d]
• From hagfish to membrane: Modeling age-related macular degeneration [942d]
• Battery-free robots use origami to change shape in mid-air [942d]
• Earth's stability and ability to support civilization at risk: Six of nine planetary boundaries exceeded [942d]
• Researchers use AI to predict recovery after serious brain injury [942d]
• Flu: Interferon-gamma from T follicular helper cells is required to create lung-resident memory B cells [942d]
• Electrifying vehicles in Chicago would save lives, reduce pollution inequities [942d]
• AI foundation model for eye care to supercharge global efforts to prevent blindness [942d]
• Mysterious family of microbial proteins hijack crops' cellular plumbing [942d]
• Potential new approach to PTSD treatment [942d]
• Scientists find good places to grow long-spined sea urchins, a starting point to restore 'the lawn mowers of the reefs' [942d]
• Natural compound found in plants inhibits deadly fungi [942d]
• Shipboard cannon found off the Swedish coast may be the oldest in Europe [942d]
• Scientists invent a bright way to upcycle plastics into liquids that can store hydrogen energy [942d]
• A protein on cancer cells supports the immune response against tumors [942d]
• Socioeconomic status may be an uneven predictor of heart health [942d]
• No increase in cancer risk for most patients with reflux disease [942d]
• Protected nature reserves alone are insufficient for reversing biodiversity loss [942d]
• Bacteria resistant to antibiotics in hospital wastewater system [942d]
• Inflammatory signs for adolescent depression differ between boys and girls [942d]
• Some spiders can transfer mercury contamination to land animals [942d]
• Matter comprises of 31% of the total amount of matter and energy in the universe [942d]
• Ohio's droughts are worse than often recognized, study finds [942d]
• Groundbreaking research unveils genetic characteristics and improved prognosis of triple negative apocrine carcinoma [942d]
• More Texas owls are testing positive for rat poisons [942d]
• 100-year floods could occur yearly by end of 21st century [942d]
• How education, work and motherhood shape women's life 'pathways' [942d]
• New research reveals why and when the Sahara Desert was green [942d]
• Roadside hedges can reduce harmful ultrafine particle pollution around schools [942d]
• New method offers hope of fewer fractures [942d]
• Majority rule in complex mixtures [942d]
• 'Dormant' HIV produces RNA and proteins during anti-retroviral therapy [942d]
• Pixel-by-pixel analysis yields insights into lithium-ion batteries [942d]
• Chemists uses nature as inspiration for a sustainable, affordable adhesive system [942d]
• Could a breakdown in the brain's networks allow infections to contribute to Alzheimer's disease? [942d]
• Freshwater connectivity can transport environmental DNA through the landscape [943d]
• Surveillance system detected infection linked to eye drops months before outbreak declared [943d]
• Discovery of two potential Polar Ring galaxies suggests these stunning rare clusters might be more common than previously believed [943d]