The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• CRISPR nanocapsule limits growth of aggressive brain tumours in mice [1438d]
• Stone Age Europeans may have gathered to watch animations by the fire [1438d]
• How four big industries are driving the exploitation of our oceans [1438d]
• Sighs of relief as earthquake-resistant bike saddle finally invented [1438d]
• Rich countries must pay for the environmental damage they have wreaked [1438d]
• Don't miss: The Velvet Queen searches for a snow leopard in wild Tibet [1438d]
• Explorer: The Last Tepui review: A thrilling trek up a remote mountain [1438d]
• What psychology is revealing about 'ghosting' and the pain it causes [1438d]
• Sea of Tranquility review: A disturbing tale of time travel [1438d]
• How to spot Vega, the North Star of the future [1438d]
• This year, we need to start taking our impact on the oceans seriously [1438d]
• The sonic wonders of our world are under threat. We need to listen [1438d]
• Stunning images of mollusc shells reveal their beauty and diversity [1438d]
• The Last Days of the Dinosaurs review: A must-read reconstruction [1438d]
• Small explosions called micronovae discovered on dead stars [1438d]
• Climate change and farming may have halved some insect populations [1438d]
• Pterosaur fossil suggests feathers may have evolved long before flight [1438d]
• Laser-based 3D printer can produce complex objects in any order [1438d]
• Surveillance drone saves power by deliberately crashing into walls [1439d]
• How the ‘blue acceleration’ is supercharging ocean exploitation [1439d]
• Dolphins who are hand-fed by tourists are less social than their peers [1439d]