The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• The star Betelgeuse has stopped dimming – but it's still acting weird [1087d]
• Video calls improved cognition in older people at risk of Alzheimer’s [1087d]
• Chewing can increase your body's energy use by up to 15 per cent [1087d]
• Ancient megalodon shark could eat a whale in just a few bites [1087d]
• A second asteroid may have struck Earth when the dinosaurs died out [1087d]
• The promise – and pitfalls – of monitoring our excrement [1088d]
• UK schools are teaching teenagers about mental health in the wrong way [1088d]
• Scent review: How fragrant plants weave their magic [1088d]
• Amazing Bed of Rosettes photo captures beauty of dementia research [1088d]
• Don't Miss: Final season of dystopian fantasy See comes to Apple TV+ [1088d]
• Stray review: A game that lets you live your best cat life [1088d]
• How to dry the seeds from your garden to plant next spring [1088d]
• When Animals Dream review: Making the case for 'animalhood' [1088d]
• What hackers get up to when left on an island in the Pacific [1088d]
• Did Mayan game use ashes of dead rulers to make the balls? [1088d]
• Physicists surprised to discover the proton contains a charm quark [1088d]
• More than half of people infected with omicron may not know it [1088d]
• Sac with a mouth and no anus wasn't our earliest ancestor after all [1088d]
• Floating artificial leaf converts energy from sunlight into fuel [1088d]
• Why masses of new species have been staring us in the face all along [1088d]
• Curiosity Mars rover gets 50 per cent speed boost from software update [1088d]