The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• US Congress grilled Big Tech leaders on child online safety [574d]
• CRISPR gene therapy seems to cure dangerous inflammatory condition [574d]
• Strap that tracks heart rate in pregnancy may predict premature births [575d]
• Mammoth tusk tool may have been used to make ropes 37,000 years ago [575d]
• We aren't addicted to our phones and we don't need a 'digital detox' [575d]
• Fluke review: A vivid account of chaos and life's unpredictability [575d]
• Reason to be Happy review: Can thinking logically make us happier? [575d]
• Occupied City review: How does a city survive external control? [575d]
• Antique clocks give a window into scientific innovation of times past [575d]
• Let’s hope gold hydrogen’s potential as a green fuel matches the hype [575d]
• Is that Mars? The UK's new space minister tackles the solar system [575d]
• Smart hat senses when traffic lights change and tells you via an app [575d]
• Record broken for the coldest temperature reached by large molecules [575d]
• Modern humans were already in northern Europe 45,000 years ago [575d]
• The gold hydrogen rush: Does Earth contain near-limitless clean fuel? [575d]
• India's first snow leopard survey puts population at just 718 [575d]
• Alice in Wonderland syndrome mapped in the brain to improve treatments [575d]
• What we know about the stars where NASA will hunt for life [575d]
• What we know about the stars where NASA will hunt for alien life [575d]
• Watch parrots use their beaks for a newly identified form of motion [575d]