The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• US midterms produce mixed results for environmental action [1276d]
• Despite reaching 8 billion people, we must plan for population decline [1276d]
• How to grow tremendous tulips [1276d]
• Voyage to the Edge of Imagination review: A compelling new sci-fi show [1276d]
• Caroline Herschel's pioneering astronomy is brought into the spotlight [1276d]
• If cyberpunk no longer fits our vision of the future, what does? [1276d]
• The Song of the Cell review: A love letter to life's most basic unit [1276d]
• Sentience review: Inside a controversial new idea about consciousness [1276d]
• Tackling population growth is key to fighting climate change [1276d]
• AI diversity scoring system could help root out algorithmic bias [1276d]
• Many anterior cruciate ligament knee injuries can heal without surgery [1276d]
• A miniature universe shows particles may emerge out of empty space [1276d]
• Astronomers saw a distant supernova less than 6 hours after it blew up [1276d]
• Zapping specific neurons helps people walk again after spinal injury [1276d]
• How JWST could find signs of alien life in exoplanet atmospheres [1276d]
• IBM unveils world's largest quantum computer at 433 qubits [1276d]
• Herds of pig-like peccaries seem to disappear and reappear years later [1276d]
• Oldest legible sentence written with first alphabet is about head lice [1277d]
• Fish that keep their young in their mouths sometimes eat them [1277d]