The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Room-temperature superconductor 'breakthrough' met with scepticism [995d]
• Lizard puts less effort into wooing and choosing mates when it's hot [995d]
• Wood-munching fungi can break down common type of plastic [995d]
• AI can make life easier, but it could seriously distort democracies [995d]
• What an Owl Knows review: Inside the world of this mysterious bird [995d]
• We should all be curbing our water usage – before it's too late [995d]
• Could Elon Musk's xAI be exactly what the world needs? [995d]
• Striking photo of lone tree is stark warning about Bolivia’s future [995d]
• In Light-Years There's No Hurry review: Embracing a cosmic perspective [995d]
• Aliens: Dark Descent review: Great game finally joins the franchise [995d]
• How to make perfect tempura at home [995d]
• Magnetic-levitation device separates and sorts viruses from the air [995d]
• Aspirin raises the risk of brain bleeds and may not prevent strokes [995d]
• The start of spring in the Arctic is increasingly unpredictable [995d]
• Driverless cars could get AI-powered heat vision for nighttime driving [995d]
• Honey made by ants could treat some bacterial and fungal infections [995d]
• Newly discovered dinosaur roamed South-East Asia 200 million years ago [995d]
• Unique egg patterns help drongos avoid getting duped by cuckoos [996d]