The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Vegan diets have good levels of key amino acids, but there's a catch [346d]
• Iron Age site was a purple dye factory for centuries [346d]
• Ancient humans may have faced radiation risk 41,000 years ago [346d]
• Exoplanet found in odd perpendicular orbit to brown dwarf star pair [346d]
• The race to visit the asteroid making the closest pass by Earth [346d]
• Why I still love reckoning with the quantum gravity problem [346d]
• This versatile piece of maths can help you solve all kinds of problems [346d]
• Black Mirror returns full of delights and disappointments [346d]
• It's good to have a word describing why going viral is now meaningless [346d]
• Why saying no is so hard and what we can do about it [346d]
• Quantum theory at 100: Let’s celebrate its power and provocation [346d]
• Images capture the timeless beauty of America's ancient forests [346d]
• Inside the outlandish, futuristic dreams of the tech bros [346d]
• No need to stop the "brain rot": modern kids aren't less intelligent [346d]
• Living material made from fungus could make buildings more sustainable [346d]
• Lab-grown chicken could be made chewier using artificial capillaries [346d]
• Where exactly does the quantum world end and concrete reality begin? [346d]
• Could the ancient Greeks have invented quantum theory? [346d]
• What exactly would a full-scale quantum computer be useful for? [346d]
• Rain could be a clean way of generating lots of electricity [346d]