The Brutalist Report - phys
- Kilauea's eruption is back as the Hawaii volcano shoots lava for the 31st time since December [4h]
- Hurricane Erin never hit land or caused major damage, but threatened turtle nests weren't so lucky [4h]
- Iron sources in the South Pacific shifted over 93 million years, study finds [6h]
- Study finds wide variation in Amazon's response to degradation and climate change [6h]
- Physics-inspired computer architecture solves complex optimization problems [6h]
- Speed isn't everything when it comes to covalent inhibitor drugs, study finds [6h]
- New tool helps estimate societal impact of droughts [7h]
- Employees more likely to 'quiet quit' when feeling less control, study finds [11h]
- New measurement station in Brazil: Quantum technology expands global network in search for dark matter [12h]
- Calcium tests in poultry offer chance for improved feed efficiency [18h]
- Only 37% of US states require sexual education in schools to be medically accurate [18h]
- Hydroxyl adsorption identified as key factor in electrocatalytic ammonia production [19h]
- Microbes form living electrical networks to filter methane from ocean floor, scientists discover [19h]
- Sea-level projections from the 1990s were spot on, study says [19h]
- Oil and gas air pollution linked to 91,000 early deaths in the US each year [19h]
- Self-consistent model incorporates gas self-gravity effects to address accretion across cosmic scales [20h]
- Using game theory to explain how institutions arise naturally to manage limited resources [20h]
- Self-renewing Fe-N-C catalyst shows improved durability for oxygen reduction in acid [20h]
- Berlin's waters carry bacterial traces of the city's population—with potential implications for the ecological status [20h]
- How migratory locusts balance aggregation and repulsion via olfactory neural modulation [20h]
- Analysis reveals phytoplankton's contribution to centuries-long ocean carbon storage [20h]
- New nanoparticle methods speed up detection of viruses in food and water [20h]
- Proteins build flexible networks for transporting molecules into cells, study shows [20h]
- Pollinators in the city: Europe-wide synthesis evidences the relevance of biodiversity-friendly urban management [20h]
- Zigzag graphene nanoribbons create 'string light' configuration for tomorrow's electronics [20h]
- Under or over? Automated technique can visualize and measure DNA tangles [21h]
- Dusty structure explains near vanishing of faraway star [21h]
- RE1 proteins emerge as key players for amino acid transport in plants [21h]
- AI model maps building emissions to support fairer climate policies [21h]
- Are we winning the war on cane toads? [21h]
- Previously unknown peptide sheds light on how tomato plants regulate their defenses [21h]
- Simulations reveal pion's interaction with Higgs field with unprecedented precision [21h]
- Hidden turbulence discovered in polymer fluids [21h]
- Study confirms that properties adjacent to tornado destruction initially plunge in value [22h]
- Two quantum computers with 20 qubits manage to simulate information scrambling [22h]
- Expert shares concept of 'net positive' carbon grain farming [22h]
- Trapped calcium ions entangled with photons form scalable nodes for quantum networks [22h]
- US already has the critical minerals it needs—but they're being thrown away, new analysis shows [22h]
- Hydrogen storage in perovskite crystals maximized using mechanochemistry [22h]
- Researchers use AI to turn park reviews into science [22h]
- Caterpillars actively suppress pain by striking a sphinx pose [22h]
- Berlin's newest panda twins, Leni and Lotti, celebrate their 1st birthday [23h]
- Advanced computer modeling predicts molecular-qubit performance [23h]
- Asteroid Bennu: A time capsule of materials bearing witness to its origin and transformation over billions of years [23h]
- To see the world in a grain of sand: Investigating megaripples at Kerrlaguna on Mars [23h]
- Bioscience researchers discover health benefits of upcycling cherry waste [23h]
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