The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• We finally know how tardigrades can survive extreme conditions [596d]
• Life expectancy gap between men and women is closing worldwide [596d]
• Robotic dodecahedron searches the deep sea for new species [596d]
• What is Disease X and why is it in the news? [596d]
• Leave no stone unturned in search for an explanation of consciousness [597d]
• The Allure of the Multiverse review: The science behind the sensation [597d]
• What voodoo dolls can teach us about toxic masculinity [597d]
• Science alone won't end cervical cancer, even though we have a vaccine [597d]
• How an Icelandic scheme aims to use fish entirely and eliminate waste [597d]
• Diving with manatees in Mexico's unexplored caves [597d]
• Sleepless review: Exploring the creative possibilities of the night [597d]
• Him review: A provocative retelling of the story of Jesus [597d]
• Why staking a new tree can do more harm than good [597d]
• DeepMind AI solves hard geometry problems from mathematics olympiad [597d]
• Self-assembling DNA computer can sort simple images into categories [597d]
• Can quantum hints in the brain revive a radical consciousness theory? [597d]
• The intriguing experiments forcing a rethink on quantum consciousness [597d]
• Kimchi and artisan cheeses can contain antibiotic-resistant bacteria [597d]
• Scientists created a ‘giant quantum vortex’ that mimics a black hole [597d]
• Mass death of seal pups raises fears of bird flu spreading in mammals [597d]
• Alpine ibex are becoming more nocturnal as the climate gets hotter [597d]
• Men are better at navigating than women - but not because of evolution [597d]