The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• California frog reintroduction is rare victory against fungal pandemic [733d]
• Some corals change sex each year so they can find mates [733d]
• 2024 is set to be the year of the moon, but let's proceed with care [733d]
• Why we should all be concerned about the shortage of science teachers [733d]
• Can you make batteries from tiny black holes? Maybe, say scientists [733d]
• How galactic mysteries near and far are poised to shake up cosmology [733d]
• New Scientist recommends: Naomi Alderman's The Future and Doctor Who [733d]
• See these exquisite images of starling murmurations around Europe [733d]
• Our Moon review: Humanity's history with our closest satellite [733d]
• Eight sci-fi video games to look forward to in 2024 [733d]
• Are we all related to Henry VIII's Master of the Mint? [733d]
• Not the End of the World review: Crunching the data on saving Earth [733d]
• Multiple sclerosis genes may have arisen to ward off animal infections [733d]
• Why huge ape Gigantopithecus went extinct up to 295,000 years ago [733d]
• Are there really freshwater manatees thriving deep within West Africa? [733d]
• How Bolivia’s gold rush is poisoning Indigenous communities [733d]
• NASA to unveil X-59 supersonic plane that makes a 'sonic thump' [733d]
• Microturbines can generate electricity from drinking water pipes [733d]
• Workplace well-being initiatives don't boost employee mental health [734d]
• Prototype rocket engine burns itself up for fuel as it flies [734d]