The Brutalist Report

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• 'Janitors' of the Sea: Overharvested sea cucumbers play crucial role in protecting coral [823d]
• Gut-brain communication turned on its axis [823d]
• Latest science shows endocrine disrupting chemicals in plastics, pesticides, and other sources pose health threats globally [823d]
• Human stem cells coaxed to mimic the very early central nervous system [823d]
• Cutting-edge 'protein lawnmower' created [823d]
• Resurrecting niobium for quantum science [823d]
• Long-term data reveals SARS-CoV-2 infection and vaccine-induced antibody responses are long-lasting [823d]
• Temperature, humidity may drive future transmission of parasitic worm infections [823d]
• Laser-focused look at spinning electrons shatters world record for precision [823d]
• Black carbon sensor could fill massive monitoring gaps [823d]
• A moonshot for obesity: New molecules, inspired by space shuttles, advance lipid nanoparticle delivery for weight control [823d]
• A new, comprehensive roadmap for the future of biomedical engineering [823d]
• Significant glacial retreat in West Antarctica began in 1940s [823d]
• What math tells us about social dilemmas [823d]
• What will it take for China to reach carbon neutrality by 2060? [823d]
• Live music emotionally moves us more than streamed music [823d]
• Scientists assemble a richer picture of the plight and resilience of the foothill yellow-legged frog [823d]
• Intervention reduces likelihood of developing postpartum anxiety and depression by more than 70% [823d]
• Reimagining electron microscopy: Bringing high-end resolution to lower-cost microscopes [823d]