The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• California's electric car boom reduces emissions – but not everywhere [1090d]
• California's electric car boom reduces pollution – but not everywhere [1090d]
• How maths reveals the best time to add milk for hotter tea [1090d]
• Terra Nil review: City builder lets you leave the world a better place [1090d]
• Space debris problem highlighted in new series of photographs [1090d]
• How lockdowns turned us into antisocial goblins – and why it matters [1090d]
• How a campaign to keep fossil fuels underground is gaining traction [1090d]
• As awareness of 'hidden' conditions rises, research must keep up [1090d]
• The Age of Cats review: How our furry friends evolved, and what’s next [1090d]
• We've seen a star devouring a planet for the first time [1090d]
• Movie clip reconstructed by an AI reading mice's brains as they watch [1090d]
• Decades-old mystery about photosynthesis finally solved [1090d]
• DNA from 25,000-year-old tooth pendant reveals woman who wore it [1090d]
• These bizarre lights in the sky hint at a way to predict earthquakes [1090d]
• Woolly mammoths had testosterone surges like those of male elephants [1090d]
• Remnants of the universe's first stars may have been found [1090d]
• Do we live in a hologram? Why physics is still mesmerised by this idea [1090d]
• MRSA could be prevented with genetically engineered antibodies [1091d]
• The covid-19 virus affects our gut – but we still don't know how [1091d]
• Apes have the same willingness to share food as small children [1091d]