The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Surgeons perform the second ever pig-to-human heart transplant [931d]
• Blood donors may pass on small risk of brain bleed to recipients [931d]
• Massive power line will send Canadian hydropower to New York [931d]
• Man who sees upside down provides clues on how we process faces [932d]
• Jellyfish can learn from experience even though they lack a brain [932d]
• No sign of Chandrayaan-3 as India searches for sleeping moon mission [932d]
• Armour-plated mollusc fluoresces brilliant red-pink [932d]
• Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) [932d]
• Mice grown with rat brains to help study cross-species organ donation [932d]
• The Mexican hypothesis debunked: How marijuana really came to the US [932d]
• Five of sci-fi's best corporate villains, according to author John Scalzi [932d]
• From Lex Luthor to Syndrome, five of sci-fi's best corporate villains [932d]
• Turtles that move in herds reveal the complex social lives of reptiles [932d]
• OSIRIS-REx is about to fling samples of the asteroid Bennu at Earth [932d]
• We can only predict star motion in the Milky Way’s heart for 462 years [932d]