The Brutalist Report

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• How leafcutter ants cultivate a fungal garden to degrade plants and provide insights into future biofuels [791d]
• Disrupted cellular function behind type 2 diabetes in obesity [791d]
• A clutch stretch goes a long way [791d]
• Zebrafish navigate to find their comfortable temperature [791d]
• Permafrost alone holds back Arctic rivers -- and a lot of carbon [791d]
• Researchers use the eye as a window to study liver health [791d]
• Researchers 3D-print functional human brain tissue [791d]
• AI learns through the eyes and ears of a child [791d]
• Clown anemonefish seem to be counting bars and laying down the law [791d]
• The arrangement of bacteria in biofilms affects their sensitivity to antibiotics [791d]
• Human cells building 'molecular highways' captured for first time [791d]
• Diabetes and liver cancer: Study suggests new screening guidelines [791d]
• Psychological care delivered over the phone is an effective way to combat loneliness and depression, according to a major new study [791d]
• Small RNAs take on the big task of helping skin wounds heal better and faster with minimal scarring [791d]
• Why women are at greater risk of autoimmune disease [791d]
• Scientists discover a potential way to repair synapses damaged in Alzheimer's disease [791d]
• Active components of ginkgo biloba may improve early cognitive recovery after stroke [791d]
• Understanding rapid weight loss in older women: Message from the heart [791d]
• Photonics-based wireless link breaks speed records for data transmission [791d]
• Relocated songbirds can successfully learn the diversity of song they need to survive [791d]
• Hexagonal copper disk lattice unleashes spin wave control [791d]
• Tidal landscapes a greater carbon sink than previously thought [791d]
• Resistant bacteria can remain in the body for years [791d]
• Gas on the run -- ALMA spots the shadow of a molecular outflow from a quasar when the Universe was less than one billion years old [791d]
• Physicists develop highly robust time crystal [791d]
• Single proton illuminates perovskite nanocrystals-based transmissive thin scintillators [791d]
• Plant receptors that control immunity and development share a common origin [791d]
• Short X-ray pulses reveal the source of light-induced ferroelectricity in SrTiO3 [791d]
• 3D-printed pneumatic modules replace electric controls in soft robots [791d]
• Gut bacteria can process dietary fiber into an anti-allergy weapon [791d]
• Climate change: Fungal disease endangers wheat production [791d]
• Increased temperature difference between day and night can affect all life on earth [791d]
• Key dynamics of 2D nanomaterials: View to larger-scale production [791d]
• Mussel-inspired antimicrobial coating protects sanitary fabrics from infections [791d]
• How to run a password update campaign efficiently and with minimal IT costs [791d]
• Large multicenter clinical trial finds that antiseptic containing iodine reduces surgical-site infections in patients with extremity fractures [791d]
• Study discovers neurons in the human brain that can predict what we are going to say before we say it [791d]
• Hiring the most qualified candidate might be unfair [791d]
• LSH genes associated with defining the shapes of stems, flowers and leaves required for N-fixing root nodules [791d]
• Promising heart drugs ID'd by cutting-edge combo of machine learning, human learning [791d]
• When a stressful situation is perceived as a threat, health and wellbeing suffer [791d]
• Intensifying the production of high-value compounds from industrial waste [791d]
• Microbial research unravels a global nitrogen mystery [791d]
• Shining a new light on the tug-of-war between virus and host [791d]
• Engineers unmask nanoplastics in oceans for the first time, revealing their true shapes and chemistry [791d]
• Swarming cicadas, stock traders, and the wisdom of the crowd [791d]