The Brutalist Report - science
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- Structural studies offer 'how-to' guide for designing cancer drugs [861d]
- Air for disadvantaged LA residents is more polluted, more toxic [861d]
- Surprise discovery set to improve drug development [861d]
- A big step toward producing rhino gametes [861d]
- Experts urge COP15 policy makers to support research to find, catalogue, protect disappearing deep-sea species [861d]
- Three techniques, three species, three different ways to fight drought [861d]
- International research team creates previously unknown nitrogen compounds [861d]
- NASA's Webb reaches new milestone in quest for distant galaxies [861d]
- Biocompatible polymer protection for vaccines and drugs [861d]
- A deep study of two-dimensional transition metal chalcogenides [861d]
- Atopic dermatitis in dogs linked to certain parts of the genome [861d]
- Greta Thunberg effect evident among Norwegian youth [861d]
- NASA spacecraft will soon enter Earth's atmosphere at nearly 25,000 mph. What will happen next? [861d]
- How livestock systems act as a reservoir for antimicrobial-resistant bacteria [861d]
- A quantum receiver enhanced by adaptive learning [861d]
- Large Hadron Collider Beauty releases first set of data to the public [861d]
- Trading spaces: How swapping stars create hot Jupiters [861d]
- What makes a movement go viral? How Instagram facilitated the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests [861d]
- Research team launches world's largest global human rights dataset [861d]
- Study reveals atmosphere-driven glacier mass loss changes at Urumqi Glacier [861d]
- Layered feedback mechanisms add control to engineered cells [861d]
- Bat diversity and abundance are highest in old deciduous forest stands on river banks in Eastern Ukraine [861d]
- Without more data, a black hole's origins can be 'spun' in any direction [861d]
- Buyers perceive greater value in homes with whole, rounded numbers in the price [861d]
- How to rebuild an atomic clock [861d]
- Sea cows threatened with extinction [861d]
- Experts urge caution over biotech that can wipe out insect pests [861d]
- When roles in life seem more integrated, budgeting may be more flexible [861d]
- Report reveals federal jailing crisis that disproportionately affects people of color [861d]
- Understanding farmers' perspectives on conservation practices, water pollution [861d]
- Study shows radicalization is now more likely to take place online, but internet plots are more likely to fail [861d]
- Ultrafast writing with light [861d]
- Non-native bees discovered in Canada may pose serious threat to native mason bee populations [861d]
- Silent as the night: Why radio astronomy doesn't listen to the sky [861d]
- Airlines are finally admitting contrails are an environmental problem [861d]
- Education magnifies social and gender gaps in political engagement: Report [861d]
- Cats now have an FDA-approved pill to treat their diabetes [861d]
- Edible coating made from silk can extend shelf life of foods [861d]
- Hubble captures dual views of an unusual star cluster [861d]
- Water mission to gauge Alaskan rivers on front lines of climate change [861d]
- Twins study shows exercise altering how genes behave [861d]
- Targeted photothermal treatment for blood clots shows promise [861d]
- Researchers shed (laser) light on emerging water treatment technique [861d]
- Cumbria coal mine: Empty promises of carbon capture tech have excused digging up more fossil fuel for decades [861d]
- Study identifies genomic region related to sex determination of macroalga Undaria pinnatifida [861d]
- Scientists reveal mechanistic function of MED25 in regulating fruit ripening [861d]
- Ada Lovelace's skills with language, music and needlepoint contributed to her pioneering work in computing [861d]
- New study highlights urgent need to safeguard deep reefs, one of the largest and least protected ecosystems [861d]
- Highlighting the molecular mechanism underlying pancreatic cancer development [861d]
- Looking back from beyond the moon: How views from space have changed the way we see Earth [861d]
- Strategic reserves in Oregon's forests to prevent biodiversity losses, protect water, and mitigate climate change [861d]
- In new studies, researchers explore novel ways to hunt dark matter [861d]
- Longitudinal field laser processing enabling high aspect ratio 10 nm features produced in sapphire [861d]
- In defence of woodlice and their complicated sex lives [861d]
- Are conspiracy theorists true believers, or are they just acting out fantasies? [861d]
- Why do cats knead? [861d]
- Aging is driven by unbalanced genes, finds AI analysis of multiple species [861d]
- Bioengineered microbial community working together to store carbon [861d]
- New strategy for the synthesis of axially chiral allenic compounds [861d]
- Scientists discover molecular mechanisms for virus-vector co-evolution [861d]
- Recycled gold from SIM cards could help make drugs more sustainable [861d]
- A new strategy for enhancing hydrogen peroxide utilization in photocatalytic reactions [861d]
- Ocean study shows most deep-water microbes are almost inactive [861d]
- Monitoring invades truckers' privacy without boosting safety [861d]
- Emotional labor: What it is—and why it falls to women in the workplace and at home [861d]
- Using plant-derived nanothylakoid units to induce anabolism in mammals to reduce disease progression [861d]
- Discovery of critical inhibitory site in an energy-producing enzyme could lead to the rational design of antibiotics [861d]
- Cupric oxide exhibiting both magnetic and dielectric properties at room temperature [861d]
- Synthesis of a silicon-integrated organic framework film [861d]
- Baby seals show off vocal skills [861d]
- FRET-based biosensor visualizes execution of necroptosis in vivo [861d]
- Radiation shielding: MAPbI3/epoxy composites exhibit superior performance [861d]
- PAN-based activated carbon fibers for efficient adsorption of nitrate ion contaminants [861d]
- Healing breath: Researchers dramatically improve inhalable mRNA therapy [861d]
- Dinosaur teeth reveal what they didn't eat [861d]
- Best of Last Year: The top Phys.org articles of 2022 [861d]
- Adventures in nanotech: Growing a metallic snowflake [861d]
- Japanese billionaire Maezawa announces crew of artists for lunar voyage [861d]
- Let the lava flow! Iceland's volcano show is a hit [861d]
- SpaceX gives rival's internet satellites ride to orbit [861d]
- New, portable device detects glow emitted by plants to measure their health [861d]
- Assessing El Niño 'flavors' to unravel past variability, future impact [861d]
- Microbial miners could help humans colonize the moon and Mars [861d]
- Deep-space optical communication demonstration project forges ahead [861d]
- Evolution of bat wings and calls through 'foraging syndromes' allows diversity to flourish [862d]
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