The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Brain regions linked to empathy bigger in monkeys with more friends [1446d]
• AI strips out city noise to improve earthquake monitoring systems [1446d]
• Earliest evidence for Maya calendar may have been found in Guatemala [1446d]
• Women in a 19th-century Dutch farming village didn't breastfeed [1446d]
• Tiny structures in rock may be fossils of earliest known life on Earth [1446d]
• Try cooking with ginger – a complex and versatile ingredient [1446d]
• Crucial research update on ‘exopets’ unveiled [1446d]
• There are things we will never know about dinosaurs – here's why [1446d]
• An explosive result in particle physics could change everything [1446d]
• Wired for Love review: A neuroscientist investigates her marriage [1446d]
• Stunning photograph shows a flower as an insect might see it [1446d]
• Tremors in the Blood review: The intriguing origins of the polygraph [1446d]
• Apollo 10½: A smart animation about growing up during the space age [1446d]
• How interior design choices can boost your mental and physical health [1446d]
• Why I'm choosing dark matter over dark energy - for now at least [1446d]
• Don’t Miss: Russian Doll returns to Netflix for more time loop fun [1446d]
• 30 by 30: The conservation breakthrough we need to save biodiversity [1446d]
• Rediscovered orchid was presumed extinct for almost a century [1446d]
• Covid-19 news: Half a billion cases recorded since pandemic began [1446d]
• Infinity has long baffled mathematicians – have we now figured it out? [1446d]
• Common swifts enter hibernation-like torpor on cold nights [1447d]