The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Quantum computer sets record on path towards error-free calculations [849d]
• Robotic mouse with flexible spine moves with greater speed and agility [849d]
• DNA nanobots can exponentially self-replicate [849d]
• Space Force’s secretive space plane is making its highest flight yet [849d]
• Patchwork vaping regulation can show the way to a smoke-free world [849d]
• The US needs to do more to preserve its ancient sites [849d]
• Erland Cooper interview: The composer who melts hearts with icy music [849d]
• Why I've been somewhat obsessed with space-time this year [849d]
• See the world's tropical forests illuminated in stunning new show [849d]
• The best science-inflected music of 2023 [849d]
• The best 3 board games of 2023 – if you love science [849d]
• Why you don't need to bother raking up dead leaves from your lawn [849d]
• Pretend engine noises make electric cars more fun [849d]
• COP28: The biggest climate wins and flops from the first week [849d]
• Why adding water when you grind coffee beans makes for a better brew [849d]
• Google says its Gemini AI outperforms both GPT-4 and expert humans [849d]
• The placebo effect means painkillers may work better with side effects [849d]
• How bad is vaping for your health? We’re finally getting answers [849d]
• Gesturing as you talk may help you speak a new language like a local [849d]
• Roo-ver: Australia's first moon rover has name chosen in public vote [849d]
• We can trigger positive tipping points to cut carbon emissions faster [850d]
• Locusts spun in a centrifuge develop extra-strong exoskeletons [850d]
• Major climate tipping points could be triggered within a decade [850d]