The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Huge earthquake shook Seattle 1100 years ago and it could happen again [926d]
• Ancient baskets and shoes reveal skill of prehistoric weavers [926d]
• Having books in your Zoom background makes you seem more trustworthy [926d]
• Exoskeleton suit boosts your legs to help you run faster [926d]
• Thousands of animal and plant species in decline across the UK [926d]
• Gardening with 'native' plants isn't always better for the environment [926d]
• Life and Language Beyond Earth review: How aliens might communicate [926d]
• Camilla Nord interview: A personalised approach to mental health [926d]
• The rules protecting UK wildlife still allow horrifying practices [926d]
• How artificial intelligence is helping keep Indigenous languages alive [926d]
• Still Up review: Insomnia rom com is worth staying up for [926d]
• Remarkable images show the intricacy and beauty of common plants [926d]
• Europe’s ‘insect apocalypse’ may mostly be driven by changing weather [926d]
• Antimatter definitely doesn't fall up, physicists confirm [926d]
• Quantum engine could power devices with an ultracold atom cloud [926d]
• Free will: Can neuroscience reveal if your choices are yours to make? [926d]
• Ancient trilobite stuffed itself with food almost to bursting point [926d]
• Ultra-processed food isn't always unhealthy, say UK food officials [926d]
• Has the risk of getting long covid been overestimated? [927d]
• Therapy dogs in classrooms may improve children's well-being [927d]