The Brutalist Report - science
- Artificial intelligence tools quickly detect signs of injection drug use in patients' health records [947d]
- Scientists warn of worsening heart disease as global warming sees temperatures soar [947d]
- Watching TV with your child can help their cognitive development, study suggests [947d]
- New Webb image captures clearest view of Neptune's rings in decades [947d]
- Two popular diabetes drugs outperformed others in large clinical trial [947d]
- Cobalt-free cathode for lithium-ion batteries [947d]
- Rooftop solar cells can be a boon for water conservation too [947d]
- Smart microrobots walk autonomously with electronic 'brains' [947d]
- Myths busted: New studies show telemedicine is effective, doesn't reduce access to care [947d]
- New strategy against harmful inflammation [947d]
- Soft devices--powered by 'stressed' algae -- glow in the dark when squished or stretched [947d]
- Maternal education and household income at birth can increase a child's chances of overweight and obesity at age 10, according to new research [947d]
- Lenabasum, a cannabinoid receptor agonist, is an effective and safe treatment for amyopathic dermatomyositis, study finds [947d]
- Researchers demonstrate that COVID disinfectant works [947d]
- Investigational drug for genetic form of ALS improves disease's molecular signs [947d]
- Promising MND drug helps slow disease progression and benefits patients physically [947d]
- People who distrust fellow humans show greater trust in artificial intelligence [947d]
- Sifting through cellular recycling centers [947d]
- Most long COVID patients recover, says study [947d]
- Smoking to blame for most of England's socioeconomic disparity in cancer incidence, study finds [947d]
- In-home wireless device tracks disease progression in Parkinson's patients [947d]
- Ocean scientists measure sediment plume stirred up by deep-sea-mining vehicle [947d]
- Mosquitoes that can't spread malaria engineered by scientists [947d]
- Improved air quality accelerates global warming in recent decades [947d]
- Now you don't have to wait for smoke to know where fires are likely to occur [947d]
- Greek volcano mystery: Archaeologist narrows on date of Thera eruption [947d]
- Researchers identify potential biomarker to distinguish two aggressive types of brain tumors in children [947d]
- Hibernating bears' ability to regulate insulin narrowed down to eight proteins [947d]
- Scientists test new vaccine strategy to help the body target HIV [947d]
- Newly discovered barrier prevents immunity from reaching smell-sensing cells [947d]
- Attention and running influence individual brain cells independently [947d]
- The anglo-saxon migration: New insights from genetics [947d]
- A handful of universities seem to control flow of ideas, people in academia, research finds [947d]
- 3D printing drones work like bees to build and repair structures while flying [947d]
- Newly formed craters located on Mars [947d]
- No evidence that dehorning black rhinos negatively impacts the species' reproduction or survival, study finds [947d]
- Rising sea temperatures threaten Atlantic populations of Bulwer's petrels [947d]
- A consistent lack of sleep negatively impacts immune stem cells, increasing risk of inflammatory disorders and heart disease [947d]
- Celebrating with green, eye-catching sparklers [947d]
- Nightmares in middle age linked to dementia risk [947d]
- Heart attack risk increased among people with HIV and hepatitis C as they aged [947d]
- Chemical cocktail in skin summons disease-spreading mosquitoes [947d]
- How old is that fingerprint? [947d]
- Study finds high levels of PFAS in school uniforms [947d]
- New research shows US Republican politicians increasingly spread news on social media from untrustworthy sources [947d]
- New method allows scientists to determine all the molecules present in the lysosomes of mice [947d]
- Study proves efficacy of nanomaterial-based disinfectant developed to combat COVID-19 spread [947d]
- Search for clues may explain collapse of ancient city in Mexico [947d]
- Researchers demonstrate chemically sensitive LiDAR method [947d]
- The priorities for food-security research under extreme events [947d]
- Spain grants personhood status to threatened lagoon [947d]
- Space station gets 3 new residents after Russian launch [947d]
- Mexico ups protection at pre-Hispanic ceremonial site [947d]
- Researchers use rare-earth metals in alloy powders to produce green, eye-catching sparklers [947d]
- Hurricane Fiona heads toward Bermuda, US advises citizens to defer travel [947d]
- Scientists find evidence for food insecurity driving international conflict 2,000 years ago [947d]
- Who wants to go to the moon? Europe names astronaut candidates [947d]
- Cleaner water linked with smaller cockles that die younger [947d]
- Four-legged jumping robots to explore the moon [947d]
- New endoscope uses bendable GRIN lens for 3D microscopy [947d]
- Simulator illuminates the search for life around the Milky Way's most common stars [947d]
- Trees can't outrun climate change. Should humans give them a lift? [947d]
- Monarch butterflies tagged with stickers in Chicago garden as they migrate south [947d]
- Plants can resist climate change challenges and recover from drought by adjusting lignin 'chemical code' [947d]
- Scientists engineer mosquitoes that can't spread malaria [947d]
- Differentiating right- and left-handed particles using the force exerted by light [947d]
- Ocean scientists measure sediment plume stirred up by deep-sea-mining vehicle [947d]
- Chicago's sewage district fails to warn gardeners free sludge contains toxic forever chemicals [947d]
- Rising sea temperatures threaten Atlantic populations of Bulwer's petrels [947d]
- First 3D renders from JunoCam data reveal 'frosted cupcake' clouds on Jupiter [947d]
- A virtual hiking map for Jezero crater, the Mars 2020 Perseverance rover landing site [947d]
- Advances in predicting the locations of Great Basin wildfires [947d]
- Improved air quality found to have accelerated global warming in recent decades [947d]
- Energy crisis: How the EU hopes to tackle high power prices while protecting its cross-border electricity market [947d]
- Can offering choice to researchers reduce researcher bias? [947d]
- Massive Outback rock art site reveals ancient narrative [947d]
- No evidence that dehorning black rhinos negatively impacts the species' reproduction or survival, study finds [947d]
- New study sheds light on the effect of rain and clouds on atmospheric aerosols [947d]
- Predicting migration pathways of mule deer without GPS collars [947d]
- How we're reshaping global water storage [947d]
- How white consumers helped drive discrimination by businesses [947d]
- What teachers think of children and young people's technology use [947d]
- Pakistan's floods are a disaster, but they didn't have to be [947d]
- African ubuntu can deepen how research is done [947d]
- As chinook salmon get thinner and fewer, southern resident killer whales struggle to find enough food [947d]
- Stressed out, burned out and dropping out: Why teachers are leaving the classroom [947d]
- Mars is littered with 15,694 pounds of human trash from 50 years of robotic exploration [947d]
- Book bans reflect outdated beliefs about how children read [947d]
- Scientists studying tree rings see climate change clues [947d]
- 'If only they made better life choices.' How simplistic explanations of poverty and food insecurity miss the mark [947d]
- New evidence finds current policies not working to end plastic pollution [947d]
- Dinosaurs survived when CO2 was extremely high. Why can't humans? [947d]
- New clue found in 'alien goldfish' suggests it may have been a mollusk [947d]
- Physicists make molecular vibrations more detectable [947d]
- Hair finds new roots as urban farming growth medium [947d]
- A new way to tell if that plastic bottle or bag has recycled material in it [947d]
- New Webb image captures clearest view of Neptune's rings in decades [947d]
- Child stars: The power and the price of cuteness [947d]
- What's 'deliberative' democracy? Research in Nepal shows it could spur global youth voting [947d]
- A handful of universities seem to control flow of ideas, people in academia [947d]
- The Anglo-Saxon migration: New insights from genetics [947d]
- Hibernating bears' ability to regulate insulin narrowed down to eight proteins [947d]
- Scientists expose vulnerabilities of critical Antarctic ice shelf [947d]
- Study of USPS statistics suggests working in high temperatures leads to more harassment and discrimination [947d]
- NASA fuels moon rocket in leak test ahead of next launch try [947d]
- Naming unnamed species of bacteria in the age of big data [947d]
- Plant resources threatened by pests and diseases [947d]
- New insight into the particle interactions that may take place at the hearts of neutron stars [947d]
- Tiny animal hairs could act as sensitive compass needles [947d]
- Fertilizers cause more than 2% of global emissions [947d]
- On environmental issues, the city-country divide in Switzerland is smaller than often assumed [947d]
- New study explains mechanisms of salt transport and could help treat cystic fibrosis [947d]
- Research links shale gas, legacy energy development to groundwater contamination [947d]
- Larger and more life-like: What is the future of bioprinted organs? [947d]
- Survey finds most teens reject glamorized lifestyles in entertainment media [947d]
- Weightless on Earth: Preparing astronauts for microgravity [947d]
- Study of how far pollen travels in atmosphere reveals new insights into causes of urban hay fever [947d]
- Assessment framework for conservation and management of legume plants in coastal East Africa [947d]
- Researchers review uses, phytochemistry and pharmacological properties of genus Blechnum [947d]
- How did the patriarchy start? And will evolution get rid of it? [947d]
- Examining molecular components that are responsible for generating the action potential in the Venus flytrap [947d]
- What the death of a lone Indigenous man in Brazil can tell us about our global future [947d]
- Walking back in time to learn about the future of permafrost [947d]
- Insights into the mechanism of ultraviolet light damage and cancer lesions may contribute to anticancer therapy [947d]
- Fiber-optic sensing probe: Quasi-3D plasmonic structures on fiber tips [947d]
- New binary pulsar detected with CHIME [947d]
- Mimicking the Earth's crust: Examining solidification of building material candidates by cold sintering [947d]
- Soft devices, powered by 'stressed' algae, glow in the dark when squished or stretched [947d]
- New clues about early atmosphere on Mars suggest a wet planet capable of supporting life [947d]
- Studies showcase long-term effects of drought [947d]
- Embryo blood cells are stem cell–independent [947d]
- Study finds high levels of PFAS in school uniforms [948d]
- How old is that fingerprint? [948d]
- Cat's Eye Nebula seen in 3D [948d]
- Chemical cocktail in skin summons disease-spreading mosquitoes [948d]
- Social media greenwashing by fossil fuel interests 'rampant': study [948d]
- Strengthening Hurricane Fiona heads north toward Bermuda [948d]
- Plentiful water offers relief in Vienna [948d]
- The road to the first image of the black hole at the center of our galaxy [948d]
- Scientists unveil new system for naming majority of the world's microorganisms [948d]
- Some 230 whales beached in Tasmania; rescue efforts underway [948d]
- American, Russians to blast off for ISS as war rages in Ukraine [948d]
- Study finds potentially dangerous levels of arsenic in California prison drinking water [948d]
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