The Brutalist Report

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• How air pollution and wildfire smoke may contribute to memory loss in Alzheimer's disease [298d]
• How our lungs back up the bone marrow to make our blood [298d]
• Self-driving cars learn to share road knowledge through digital word-of-mouth [298d]
• Physical activity linked to lower risk of dementia, sleep disorders, other diseases [298d]
• New ocelot chip makes strides in quantum computing [298d]
• Birds breathe in dangerous plastics -- and so do we [298d]
• Quantum interference in molecule-surface collisions [298d]
• Midwestern field trials suggest overuse of rootworm-resistant corn reduces farmers' profits [298d]
• Discovery of a common 'weapon' used by disease-causing fungi could help engineer more resilient food crops [298d]
• New 4D Brain Map reveals potential early warning signs of multiple sclerosis [298d]
• Leading the charge to better batteries [298d]
• Designing a satellite to hunt small space debris [298d]
• Innate immune training aggravates inflammatory bone loss [298d]
• Sometimes, when competitors collaborate, everybody wins [298d]
• Can we find floating vegetation on ocean planets? [298d]
• Pioneering work generates feline embryonic stem cells in boon for cats [298d]
• Koalas' Catch-22 [298d]
• A lightweight flexible alloy for extreme temperatures [298d]
• Unraveling how a 'magnetic twist' induces one-way electric flow [298d]
• Scientists crack the code to longer-lasting perovskite solar technology [298d]
• Interventions identified to eliminate transmission of hepatitis B in Africa [298d]
• A clear game-changer: Water-repellent glass breaks new ground [298d]
• Turning waste organic compound into useful pharmaceuticals and energy using a technique inspired by photosynthesis [298d]
• Violence alters human genes for generations, researchers discover [298d]
• Scientists discover key protein in resilience to stress [298d]
• Nasal spray shows preclinical promise for treating traumatic brain injury [298d]
• Reactive nitrogen species dominance is key in the fight against antimicrobial resistance [298d]
• Associative learning: Primary school children outperform all other age groups [298d]
• From dormant to danger: How VZV reactivation is driving central nervous system infections [298d]
• Why scientific results vary [298d]
• Climate change increases the risk of tree mortality in urban boreal forests [298d]
• Improving relationships between dads and daughters... it's a walk in the park [298d]
• Professional artists viewed as more creative than AI programs [298d]
• Unraveling the origin of extremely bright quantum emitters [298d]
• Researchers demonstrate laser writing with unprecedented speed and resolution [298d]
• New combination treatment strategy dramatically increases cell death in leukemia [298d]
• A versatile AI system for analyzing series of medical images [298d]
• Breakthrough study discovers genetic mutation could be basis for novel treatment of rheumatoid arthritis [298d]
• Young star clusters give birth to rogue planetary-mass objects [298d]
• Scientists track pneumonia-causing bacteria as they infect the blood stream [298d]
• Cracking the code on solid-state batteries [298d]
• Trying to be happy makes us unhappier by zapping our self-control, study finds [298d]
• Neurons gather together for vision [298d]
• Researchers challenge textbook ideas of how the brain specifies movement [298d]
• One gene variant is poised to cure a devastating inherited disease [298d]
• The International Space Station is overly sterile; making it 'dirtier' could improve astronaut health [298d]
• When birds lose the ability to fly, their bodies change faster than their feathers [298d]
• Genetic switch could help control leaf growth in poor soils [298d]
• Stem cell transplant clears clinical safety hurdle for the treatment of wet age-related macular degeneration [298d]
• Conservation focusing on birds of a feather may have mixed results [298d]
• NASA's Hubble provides bird's-eye view of Andromeda galaxy's ecosystem [298d]