The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Next 10,000 years of Greenland ice sheet could be decided this century [1127d]
• ChatGPT outperforms humans at labelling some data for other AIs [1127d]
• How long can humans live? We may not have hit the limit yet [1127d]
• Banishing wrinkles could boost healthy ageing – so who pays the bill? [1127d]
• We are trapped in a junk food cycle that is making us sick [1127d]
• Virtual You review: The quest to build your digital twin [1127d]
• Once Upon a Prime review: The connections between maths and fiction [1127d]
• Presence review: A lively look at why we experience ghostly presences [1127d]
• Stunning photographs accompany Attenborough's Wild Isles show [1127d]
• How to spot the Beehive cluster in the constellation of Cancer [1127d]
• Why space scientists need science fiction [1127d]
• Drug overdose deaths have quadrupled among older US adults [1127d]
• Protons seem to be a different size depending on how you look at them [1127d]
• Nanosyringes could inject drugs into specific cells in our bodies [1127d]
• Ultra-tough battery survives hammer blows and being run over by a car [1127d]
• Cancer mystery as cases rise among younger people around the world [1128d]
• Lizards on a US Army base are stress eating due to helicopter noise [1128d]
• Our attempts to kill cockroaches forced them to evolve new sex moves [1128d]
• The UK has almost no credible plans to adapt to climate change [1128d]
• How hagfish slime gets its incredible clogging ability [1128d]