The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Photography: One-stop solution for shaping and outlining objects [1010d]
• Microplastics' shape determines how far they travel in the atmosphere [1010d]
• How common desert shrub efficiently harvests water from the air [1010d]
• Late not great -- imperfect timekeeping places significant limit on quantum computers [1010d]
• New frequency comb can identify molecules in 20-nanosecond snapshots [1010d]
• Accelerating AI tasks while preserving data security [1010d]
• The Crab Nebula seen in new light by NASA's Webb [1010d]
• Cultural adaptation to climate change [1010d]
• Soy expansion in Brazil linked to increase in childhood leukemia deaths [1010d]
• Amazon deforestation linked to long distance climate warming [1010d]
• The brain may learn about the world the same way some computational models do [1010d]
• Study uncovers hundred-year lifespans for three freshwater fish species in the Arizona desert [1010d]
• Amphibians have one more thing to worry about--mercury [1010d]
• Offset markets: New approach could help save tropical forests by restoring faith in carbon credits [1011d]
• Gaming strategy helps plan for and prevent attacks on infrastructure [1011d]
• Why all languages have words for 'this' and 'that' [1011d]
• Low-income countries could lose 30% of nutrients like protein and omega-3 from seafood due to climate change [1011d]
• Canine cuddles can comfort equally across all genders [1011d]
• Protein interaction causing rare but deadly vaccine-related clotting found [1011d]
• Lab unlocks keys to alcohol withdrawal headache [1011d]
• Improving deep sleep may prevent dementia, study finds [1011d]
• Engineers develop an efficient process to make fuel from carbon dioxide [1011d]
• Specific gut bacteria increase risk of severe malaria [1011d]
• Window to avoid 1.5°C of warming will close before 2030 if emissions are not reduced [1011d]
• A sustainable alternative to air conditioning [1011d]
• Want to achieve your goals? Get angry [1011d]
• Complex data becomes easier to interpret when transformed into music [1011d]
• To advance space colonization, new research explores 3D printing in microgravity [1011d]
• High engagement, high return: The secret to student success [1011d]
• Two bee species become one as researchers solve identity puzzle [1011d]
• How robots can help find the solar energy of the future [1011d]
• Powder engineering adds AI to the mix [1011d]
• A wave theory for a neurochemical balance in the brain [1011d]
• How to protect biocatalysts from oxygen [1011d]
• Monitoring nuclear weapons stockpiles with radio waves [1011d]
• Heat-related cardiovascular deaths in the U.S. may more than double within decades [1011d]
• Virtual meetings tire people because we're doing them wrong [1011d]
• The importance of the Earth's atmosphere in creating the large storms that affect satellite communications [1011d]
• Using lasers to 'heat and beat' 3D-printed steel could help reduce costs [1011d]
• Selenium reduces mixtures of environmental pollutants' harmful effects on health [1011d]
• Cat-ching criminals with DNA from pet hairs [1011d]
• Intestinal bacteria metabolite promotes capture of antigens by dendritic cells [1011d]
• Controlling organoids with light [1011d]
• Weekly insulin injections have the potential to be as effective in diabetes management as now-common daily injection regimes [1011d]
• Drawing a tube of blood could assess ALS risk from environmental toxin exposure [1011d]
• Wireless device makes magnetism appear in non-magnetic materials [1011d]
• The genetic heritage of the Denisovans may have left its mark on our mental health [1011d]