The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Covid-19 vaccines may ward off long covid even if given post-infection [1406d]
• Tracking sleep disruptions could improve nerve pain treatments [1406d]
• Robot can fly, swim or hitch a ride by sticking to other objects [1406d]
• Young wasps routinely eat their own siblings in the nest [1406d]
• Up-to-the-minute advice on the benefits of testicle tanning [1406d]
• Radiotherapy masks to hellebore root: see the ways we confront cancer [1406d]
• Regenesis review: Farming is killing the planet but we can stop it [1406d]
• Night Sky review: Engaging show about a portal to another planet [1406d]
• Watch out for comet SW3, which might cause a meteor shower in late May [1406d]
• We can't let short-term crises derail efforts to tame climate change [1406d]
• Everything Everywhere All At Once review: Multiverse sci-fi adventure [1406d]
• How the massive dogs bred to protect livestock could save wolves too [1406d]
• The urban beekeeping boom is hurting wild pollinator species [1406d]
• Claims that girls have a 'natural' aversion to physics are harmful [1406d]
• The female body is misunderstood and this is why, says Rachel E. Gross [1406d]
• Don't Miss: New documentary A Taste of Whale questions Faroes hunt [1406d]
• Covid-19 rebound seen in some people after taking Pfizer drug Paxlovid [1406d]
• AI solves complex physics problems by looking for signs of symmetry [1406d]
• UK expects to produce more electricity than it needs by 2030 [1406d]
• Why the next big solar storm might hit Earth without warning [1406d]
• Boeing's Starliner spacecraft is ready to launch to the ISS [1407d]
• Boeing's Starliner spacecraft launches to ISS despite thruster issue [1407d]