The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Shocking images show scale of megadrought devastation in North America [1298d]
• Hundreds of Russia's top software developers may have left the country [1298d]
• Tuna use sharks as back scratchers despite risk of being eaten [1298d]
• Mechanical neural network could enable smart aircraft wings that morph [1298d]
• The surprising evolutionary history of pumpkins and squashes [1298d]
• The world is full of living gold, which is more valuable than riches [1298d]
• The Mountain in the Sea review: A remarkable study of consciousness [1298d]
• Dazzling photographs reveal the world on a microscopic scale [1298d]
• Despite decades of hype, there is now real hope of progress in fusion [1298d]
• Study your local pond to help track algal growth around the world [1298d]
• Uganda introduces its first Ebola lockdown while it waits for vaccines [1298d]
• JWST has taken a star-studded new image of the Pillars of Creation [1298d]
• Gut bacteria may reduce harmful effects of nicotine on the liver [1298d]
• Neanderthal family life revealed by ancient DNA from Siberian cave [1298d]
• Proton's stretchiness is a puzzle for particle physicists [1298d]
• Can a slew of nuclear fusion start-ups deliver unlimited clean energy? [1298d]