The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• AI climate negotiators can debate 100 years worth of policy in seconds [1039d]
• City life is giving male Australian cane toads longer legs [1039d]
• Streetlights in Europe are getting bluer – that may be bad for health [1039d]
• Hunter-gatherers kept animals for food before they farmed crops [1039d]
• Antimicrobial drug derived from tree sap could treat chronic wounds [1039d]
• Why we should go back to the moon – and this time to build a home [1039d]
• Flush review: Stop letting human faeces go down the toilet [1039d]
• Don't Miss: Andor, prequel to the Star Wars spin-off Rogue One [1039d]
• Future Stories review: Has thinking about the future got even harder? [1039d]
• How to make leaf mould to nourish your garden [1039d]
• Like, Comment, Subscribe review: Inside track on YouTube's success [1039d]
• Cold water swimming should be introduced as a public health measure [1039d]
• Stop calling it social media - these firms don't care what we want [1039d]
• Art of the ocean: How artists have depicted the marine world [1039d]
• Einstein's gravity principle still correct, finds most precise test [1039d]
• Lori Garver on why NASA is returning to the moon for the wrong reasons [1040d]
• The best kind of camouflage is pretending to be an inanimate object [1040d]
• A daily multivitamin could keep your memory sharp as you age [1040d]