The Brutalist Report

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• Conversations with plants: Can we provide plants with advance warning of impending dangers? [934d]
• AI helps bring clarity to LASIK patients facing cataract surgery [934d]
• Improvements in human genome databases offer a promising future for cancer research [934d]
• We could sequester CO2 by 're-greening' arid lands, plant scientists say [934d]
• New strategies reduce treatment failure in malaria by up to 81% [934d]
• Greenwashing a threat to a 'nature positive' world [934d]
• Mutation-specific peptide vaccine against midline gliomas used in patients [934d]
• This parasitic plant convinces hosts to grow into its own flesh--it's also an extreme example of genome shrinkage [934d]
• Dinosaur feathers reveal traces of ancient proteins [934d]
• Researchers develop first method to study microRNA activity in single cells [934d]
• Nanoparticles made from plant viruses could be farmers' new ally in pest control [934d]
• Scaling up the power of nanotechnology [934d]
• Posttraumatic brain activity predicts resilience to PTSD [934d]
• Combination of cancer vaccine and T cell therapy benefits patients with advanced ovarian cancer [934d]
• Shh! Quiet cables set to help reveal rare physics events [934d]
• Chicago's West Side is air pollution hotspot [934d]
• New study reveals a long history of violence in ancient hunter-gatherer societies [934d]
• How climate warming could disrupt a deep-rooted relationship [934d]
• Split gene-editing tool offers greater precision [934d]
• Molecular mechanism of psychological loss [934d]
• Predicting the sustainability of a future hydrogen economy [934d]
• No shortcuts: New approach may help extract more heat from geothermal reservoirs [934d]
• Compound derived from hops reduces abundance of gut microbe associated with metabolic syndrome [934d]
• Moms' ability to 'remember' prior pregnancies suggests new strategies for preventing complications [934d]
• Rewiring tumor mitochondria enhances the immune system's ability to recognize and fight cancer [934d]
• Extensive impact of metal mining contamination on rivers and floodplains [934d]
• Scientists regenerate neurons that restore walking in mice after paralysis from spinal cord injury [934d]
• Curiosity about religion is viewed as morally virtuous, new research finds [934d]
• New method for purifying drinking water could be used in disaster zones [934d]
• New recycling method fights plastic waste [934d]
• Unzipping mRNA rallies plant cells to fight infection [934d]
• Understanding the sex life of coral gives hope of clawing it back from the path to extinction [934d]
• Lower risk of haematological cancer after bariatric surgery [934d]
• Study shows morning and afternoon slightly better than evening physical activity for diabetes prevention [934d]
• Monkeys cause a stink in response to human noise [934d]
• Long-lasting La Nina events more common over past century [934d]
• Mussels able to adjust heart rate to cope with marine heatwaves [934d]
• Scientists find new evidence to explain how we pay attention [934d]
• Topological materials open a new pathway for exploring spin hall materials [934d]
• Researchers reveal the origins of zirconium nitride's superior performance [934d]
• Ritual use of human remains dating from the Neolithic [934d]
• Shape-changing smart speaker lets users mute different areas of a room [934d]
• One-atom-thick ribbons could improve batteries, solar cells and sensors [934d]
• Riddle of varying warm water inflow in the Arctic now solved [934d]
• Towards a better understanding of early human embryonic development [934d]
• Material would allow users to 'tune' windows to block targeted wavelengths of light [934d]
• Scientists successfully maneuver robot through living lung tissue [934d]