The Brutalist Report

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• Earth's atmosphere may be source of some lunar water [1645d]
• Loneliness leads to higher risk of future unemployment [1645d]
• Hype up fitness to support kids' health post-lockdowns, experts urge [1645d]
• Genetic diversity of C. difficile, a particularly problematic pathogen [1645d]
• New details behind the body's response to tuberculosis could lead to a more effective vaccine [1645d]
• A new polymer system to revolutionize the delivery of therapeutics [1645d]
• Scientists illuminate mechanism of common drug target [1645d]
• An epigenetic cause of miscarriages is identified and cured in mice [1645d]
• Scientists implicate non-cardiac genes in congenital heart disease [1646d]
• In Einstein's footsteps and beyond [1646d]
• A refined microbiome 'fingerprint' method tracks sub-strain variants of a single gut microbe strain [1646d]
• New device: Tallest height of any known jumper, engineered or biological [1646d]
• The instability at the beginning of the solar system [1646d]
• Before Stonehenge monuments, hunter-gatherers made use of open habitats [1646d]
• Remote Ireland community survived a millennium of environmental change [1646d]
• Neuronal plasticity in chronic pain-induced anxiety revealed [1646d]
• Tangle no more, nanotubes [1646d]
• Findings open way for personalized MS treatment [1646d]
• Climate change will more than double the risk of intense tropical cyclones by 2050 [1646d]
• Nanoplastic particles love company: Researchers analyze polyethylene degradation in environment [1646d]