The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Married women who work during middle age are happier later in life [1028d]
• Drone swarm that 3D prints cement structures could construct buildings [1028d]
• Bananas threatened by devastating fungus given temporary resistance [1028d]
• Mosquitoes are being genetically modified so they can't spread malaria [1028d]
• JWST has captured an astonishing view of Neptune and its rings [1028d]
• Luck may influence us more than nurture, so let's give parents a break [1028d]
• To encourage sustainability, we must remember we are apes, not angels [1028d]
• Defining what constitutes a 'new' species isn't straightforward [1028d]
• Vesper review: Exquisite dystopian sci-fi has a Brothers Grimm edge [1028d]
• Don't Miss: Galwad, a multimedia climate-responsibility experience [1028d]
• Two provocative new novels inject some fantasy into the sci-fi outlook [1028d]
• Show children how to make a simple electric motor with a magnet [1028d]
• Earth's algae and moss could survive under the light of another star [1028d]
• DNA records reveal mass migration from Europe into Anglo-Saxon Britain [1028d]
• Nature, nurture, luck: Why you are more than just genes and upbringing [1028d]
• Enceladus shown to have all six of the essential elements for life [1028d]
• Cheetahs are back in India but conservationists have doubts over plan [1028d]
• Your gut microbes may influence how ill you get with malaria [1028d]