The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Codebreakers crack secrets of the lost letters of Mary, Queen of Scots [11h]
• Loss of tropical biomass due to climate change could lead to increased carbon emissions [13h]
• PREX, CREX, and nuclear models: The plot thickens [13h]
• Study finds public opinion on ivory in China shifts over two decades [13h]
• Distortion-free structured light [13h]
• How urban gardens are good for ecosystems and humans [13h]
• Deep learning for quantum sensing [13h]
• Biosensor could lead to new drugs, sensory organs on a chip [13h]
• Being a social broker at work leads to burnout and abuse, research finds [14h]
• How to reverse unknown quantum processes [14h]
• Insights into the mechanism of diurnal variations in methane emission from the stem surfaces of Alnus japonica [14h]
• All who can should pay, even for their basic greenhouse gas emissions, says political scientist [14h]
• Penguin physics: Understanding the mechanisms of underwater turning maneuvers in penguins [14h]
• pH-activated nanocytokines based on IL-12 safely overcome cancer resistance to immunotherapy [14h]
• Using environmental DNA for to survey the populations of endangered species [14h]
• Peptide 3D-printing inks could advance regenerative medicine [14h]
• Position paper on ChatGPT outlines opportunities for schools and universities [14h]
• WEAVE spectrograph begins study of galaxy formation and evolution [15h]
• Waste crime: How online advertising platforms are facilitating illegal dumping [15h]
• Surprises in sea turtle genes could help them adapt to a rapidly changing world [15h]
• Face-on view of galaxy NGC 4303 reveals its arms are filled with active star formation [15h]
• Antarctica's ocean brightens clouds [15h]
• Forest management will have a stronger effect than climate change on the supply of ecosystem services, says study [15h]
• New horizons for organoboron and organosilicon chemistry with triple elementalization [15h]