The Brutalist Report - science
- These tiny power converters run on vibrational energy [212d]
- Angle-dependent holograms made possible by metasurfaces [212d]
- 'The future is fungal': New research finds that fungi that live in healthy plants are sensitive to climate change [212d]
- Common hair loss and prostate drug may also cut heart disease risk in men and mice [212d]
- Science fiction meets reality: New technique to overcome obstructed views [212d]
- Time watching videos may stunt toddler language development, but it depends on why they're watching [212d]
- Gulf corals still suffering more than a decade after Deepwater Horizon oil spill, scientists report [212d]
- Giant new snake species identified in the Amazon [212d]
- Engineers achieve breakthrough in quantum sensing [212d]
- Mapping potential pathways to MND treatment [212d]
- Researchers are using RNA in a new approach to fight HIV [212d]
- Modifying brain molecule relaxin-3 can potentially reduce side effects in treating anxiety, depression and more [212d]
- Where neural stem cells feel at home [212d]
- The cultural evolution of collective property rights [212d]
- Using metabolomics for assessing safety of chemicals may reduce the use of lab rats [212d]
- It's the spin that makes the difference [212d]
- Junk DNA in birds may hold key to safe, efficient gene therapy [212d]
- Fasting-like diet lowers risk factors for disease, reduces biological age in humans [212d]
- New model identifies drugs that shouldn't be taken together [212d]
- Physicists develop more efficient solar cell [212d]
- The immune system's moonlighters [212d]
- Unlocking the energetic secrets of collective animal movement: How group behavior reduces energy costs in fish [212d]
- Even very low levels of pesticide exposure can affect fish for generations [212d]
- Generating 'buzz' about new products can influence their success [212d]
- Panama Canal expansion rewrites history of world's most ecologically diverse bats [212d]
- New non-toxic method for producing high-quality graphene oxide [212d]
- Artificial reefs help preserve coral reefs by shifting divers away from the natural ones, according to new long-term study of one in Eilat [212d]
- Study reveals molecular mechanisms behind hibernation in mammals [212d]
- Could ultra-processed foods be the new 'silent' killer? [212d]
- Nature's checkup: Surveying biodiversity with environmental DNA sequencing [212d]
- Spy-satellite images offer insights into historical ecosystem changes [212d]
- Scientists develop novel radiotracer for earlier detection of disease [212d]
- Tapping into the 300 GHz band with an innovative CMOS transmitter [212d]
- Wildfires linked to surge in mental health-related emergency department visits [212d]
- Annual breast cancer screening beginning at 40 saves lives [212d]
- Study finds students, designers have different perceptions of masculine, feminine traits of classrooms [212d]
- Physically impaired primates find ways to modify their behaviors to compensate for their disabilities [212d]
- Scientists may have cracked the 'aging process' in species [212d]
- Decline in microbial genetic richness in the western Arctic Ocean [212d]
- 275 million new genetic variants identified in NIH precision medicine data [212d]
- Blocking key protein may halt progression of Alzheimer's disease [212d]
- Oocytes outsmart toxic proteins to preserve long-term female fertility [212d]
- Astronomers report oscillation of our giant, gaseous neighbor [212d]
- Fresh meat: New biosensor accurately and efficiently determines meat freshness [212d]
- Ancient DNA reveals Down syndrome in past human societies [212d]
- Smiling is the secret to seeing happiness, new research reveals [212d]
- Improving traffic signal timing with a handful of connected vehicles [212d]
- Microplastics found in every human placenta tested [212d]
- Scientists discover new target for reversible, non-hormonal male birth control [212d]
- Stress during pregnancy can lead to early maturation of first-born daughters [212d]
- Genetic insights and conservation challenges of Nara's sacred deer [212d]
- Bat 'nightclubs' may be the key to solving the next pandemic [212d]
- The modeling and simulation of self-organized intracellular twisters in the Drosophila oocyte [211d]
- Learning how cells dispose of unwanted materials is key to potential new therapeutics, say scientists [211d]
- Plasma scientists develop computer programs that could reduce the cost of microchips, stimulate manufacturing [211d]
- Why are fish getting smaller as waters warm? It's not their gills, finds study [211d]
- Commercial spaceship set for lunar touchdown, in test for US industry [211d]
- 'You can't imagine the damage': Dam threatens historic Laos town [211d]
- How do renewable energy and innovation impact environmental quality in different countries? [211d]
- Do immigrant deaths at the border influence white and Latinx Americans' belief in the American dream? [211d]
- Scientists track world's largest turtles to previously unknown foraging locations [211d]
- Science in times of crisis: Lessons from Fukushima and WWII [211d]
- 'The future is fungal': New research finds that fungi that live in healthy plants are sensitive to climate change [212d]
- Throwing lithography a curve: Research introduces mask wafer co-optimization method [212d]
- Researchers conduct comprehensive review on preparation of MOF-based flame retardants via coordination bond cleavage [212d]
- Study finds anti-piracy messages backfire, especially for men [212d]
- More frequent extreme droughts result in significant crop losses, say researchers [212d]
- Coordination polymer crystals show promise as new generation of light sources for industry, medicine [212d]
- Physicists develop new solar cell design for better efficiency [212d]
- The 400-year-old story of oaks: From cultural icons to invaders and victims [212d]
- Developing doubly sustainable quantum computers [212d]
- Research provides genetic insights into Nara's sacred deer while exploring conservation challenges [212d]
- Artificial reefs help preserve coral reefs by shifting divers away from the natural ones, says study [212d]
- Study reveals molecular mechanisms behind hibernation in mammals [212d]
- Nature's checkup: Surveying biodiversity with environmental DNA sequencing [212d]
- Physically impaired primates find ways to modify their behaviors to compensate for disabilities, find researchers [212d]
- Examining a century of change in a New York City urban forest [212d]
- Generating 'buzz' about new products can influence their success [212d]
- Scientists may have cracked the 'aging process' in species [212d]
- Bat 'nightclubs' may be the key to solving the next pandemic [212d]
- Unlocking the energetic secrets of collective animal movement: How group behavior reduces energy costs in fish [212d]
- Research team introduces new non-toxic method for producing high-quality graphene oxide [212d]
- Spintronics research finds magnetic state of certain materials can be switched using surface induced strain [212d]
- Using metabolomics for assessing safety of chemicals may reduce the use of lab rats [212d]
- A new species of rare pseudoscorpion has been named after the Slovak president [212d]
- College students appear resistant to using 988 crisis phone line [212d]
- Research highlights link between school shootings and violence against women [212d]
- If your TV spoke to you, would you buy it? Study finds people spend more on some "talking products" [212d]
- Veterinary epidemiologist works to combat rabies in Uganda [212d]
- First known photos of 'lost bird' captured by scientists [212d]
- The cultural evolution of collective property rights for sustainable resource governance [212d]
- Accelerating the discovery of single-molecule magnets with deep learning [212d]
- Study finds students, designers have different perceptions of masculine, feminine traits of classrooms [212d]
- 'Singles in America' study: Daters breaking the ice with AI [212d]
- For couples, negative speaks louder than positive [212d]
- Are American voters really as polarized as they seem? Research suggests 'yes' [212d]
- Failure to pass fire levies can lower house values [212d]
- Capturing a comet's tail to keep Earth safe from the sun [212d]
- AI art generators have a place in K-12 classrooms, say researchers [212d]
- Report finds most Americans do not support partisan violence [212d]
- Gulf corals still suffering more than a decade after Deepwater Horizon oil spill [212d]
- Nanoparticles containing natural substance treat visceral leishmaniasis with scant side effects [212d]
- Panama Canal expansion rewrites history of world's most ecologically diverse bats [212d]
- New toolkit helps scientists study natural cell death [212d]
- Researchers assemble patterns of micro- and nanoparticles without using solvents [212d]
- Analysis of coastal perspectives of seafood farming expansion in the United States [212d]
- Study finds school gardens can foster children's interest in nature [212d]
- Researchers synthesize a new manganese-fluorine catalyst with exceptional oxidizing power [212d]
- Expressing workplace anger: Not the way to get ahead, says study [212d]
- Study finds transcription factor regulating leaflet number in legume plants [212d]
- Reptiles are helping us better understand threats to Australia's biodiversity [212d]
- Researchers report a novel role for S100A11 protein in focal adhesion regulation [212d]
- NASA's New Horizons detects dusty hints of extended Kuiper Belt [212d]
- The brightest object in the universe is a black hole that eats a star a day [212d]
- New ecosystems, unprecedented climates: More Australian species than ever are struggling to survive [212d]
- Shame, intimacy, and community: Fangirls are mocked, but it is more complex than you might think [212d]
- From bridge to chess, why men outperform women at 'mindsports' [212d]
- Gen Z boys' attitudes to feminism are more nuanced than negative, survey suggests [212d]
- A device for cleaning the water is being tested in Huntington Beach [212d]
- New mechanism for regulating cell division in the bacterial pathogen Klebsiella uncovered [212d]
- Use of decimal point is 1.5 centuries older than historians thought [212d]
- Early natural selection in vertebrates: Bitterling embryos perform somersault to secure hold on mussel host [212d]
- Research team develops universal and accurate method to calculate how proteins interact with drugs [212d]
- A better peanut on your plate? New findings reveal potential for peanut crop improvement [212d]
- New biosensor accurately and efficiently determines meat freshness [212d]
- Ancient genomes reveal Down syndrome in past societies [212d]
- Astronomers observe the Radcliffe Wave oscillating [212d]
- Oocytes outsmart toxic proteins to preserve long-term female fertility [212d]
- Oriental pied hornbills found to have object permanence levels comparable to apes [212d]
- Researchers discover Paleocene origin of symbiotic relationships in leaf beetles [212d]
- First-ever nesting report of incredibly rare giant softshell turtle [212d]
- Lack of rain leaves Italy gasping [212d]
- Researchers use AI to predict how agricultural land suitability may change by 2050 [212d]
- Little African duckbill dinosaurs provide evidence of an unlikely ocean crossing [212d]
- Plastic recycling: Peptide with a cobalt complex oxidizes polystyrene microparticles [212d]
- Researchers achieve breakthrough in silicon-compatible magnetic whirls [212d]
- Magnetic effects at the origin of life? It's the spin that makes the difference [212d]
- Even very low levels of pesticide exposure can affect fish for generations, study finds [212d]
- High methane concentrations in tidal salt marsh soils: Researchers seek to discover where it goes [212d]
- Scientists show positively charged hydrogels promote the survival and growth of neural stem cells [212d]
- New ultra-short-period exoplanet discovered [212d]
- Converting rainforest to plantation impacts food webs and biodiversity, study finds [212d]
- AI-assisted robot lab develops new catalysts to synthesize methanol from CO₂ [212d]
- Invasive weed could be turned into a viable economic crop, say researchers [212d]
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