The Brutalist Report

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• Researchers develop technology to tabulate and characterize every cell in the human brain [911d]
• Americans will spend half their lives taking prescription drugs, study finds [911d]
• 200-year-old DNA helps map tiny fly's genetic course to new lands, modern times [911d]
• Caution: Content warnings do not reduce stress, study shows [911d]
• New catalyst could provide liquid hydrogen fuel of the future [911d]
• Fresh light shed on mystery of infant consciousness [911d]
• No universal body image experience in pregnancy [911d]
• 'A new era in brain science': Researchers unveil human brain cell atlas [911d]
• Human Brain Cell Atlas offers unprecedented look at neuropsychiatric disorders [911d]
• Over 40 percent of Antarctica's ice shelves reduced in volume over 25 years [911d]
• Researchers construct first 'multiome' atlas of cell development in the human cerebral cortex from before birth to adulthood [911d]
• An electrical switch to control chemical reactions [911d]
• Gray whales experience major population swings as a result of Arctic conditions [911d]
• Cell atlases of the human brain [911d]
• Coffee and cocoa plants at risk from pollinator loss [911d]
• Scientists unveil detailed cell maps of the human brain and the nonhuman primate brain [911d]
• Engineered bacteria paint targets on tumors for cancer-killing T cells to see [911d]
• Honey bees may inherit altruistic behavior from their mothers [911d]
• Plastic production via advanced recycling lowers GHG emissions [911d]
• Simulations of 'backwards time travel' can improve scientific experiments [911d]
• Flagship individual animals can boost conservation [911d]
• Large swings in past ocean oxygen revealed [911d]
• Brain tumor treatment by targeting TUG1, a gene that controls replication stress [911d]
• The fuel economy of a microswimmer [911d]
• Win-win in muscle research: Faster results and fewer laboratory animals thanks to new method [911d]
• Close connectivity within the North Atlantic Current system identified [911d]
• The effects of preheating on vehicle fuel consumption and emissions appear minimal [911d]
• New organ-on-a-chip model of human synovium could accelerate development of treatments for arthritis [911d]
• Surprising discovery shows electron beam radiation can repair nanostructures [911d]
• Experts warn of risk of civil unrest in UK due to food shortages [911d]
• Self-correcting quantum computers within reach? [911d]
• Researchers suggest new approach for testing treatments for osteoarthritis [911d]
• Extraordinary fossil find reveals details about the weight and diet of extinct saber-toothed marsupial [911d]
• New study unveils stretchable high-resolution user-interactive synesthesia displays for visual--acoustic encryption [911d]
• Traumatic memories can rewire the brain [911d]
• Study reveals shyness could impact young children's performance on language tests [911d]
• Omega watch: Researchers develop new blood test for measuring levels of critical omega-3 fatty acids [911d]
• Widely tuneable terahertz lasers boost photo-induced superconductivity in K3C60 [911d]
• AI just got 100-fold more energy efficient [911d]
• Revolutionizing energy storage: Metal nanoclusters for stable lithium--sulfur batteries [911d]
• A better 'map' of the lights you see when you close your eyes can improve 'bionic eye' outcomes [912d]
• Enlightening insects: Morpho butterfly nanostructure inspires technology for bright, balanced lighting [912d]