The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Women still less likely to be hired, promoted, mentored or even have their research cited [4h]
• New 'triggers' in an essential pathway to destroy microRNAs [4h]
• Researchers identify 10 km-thick layer containing softer, melted rock at the bottom of the Pacific plate [4h]
• Examining the clash of masculine identities on an internet hate site [4h]
• Enemy turned ally: Ancient viral genes protect the brain against new infections [4h]
• New understanding of the inner world of lysosomes [4h]
• Technology produces more than 100 medical microrobots per minute that can be disintegrated in the body [5h]
• First electronic skin with a mesh structure for long-term attachment with no discomfort [5h]
• New upcycling system for commercial polyesters [5h]
• Experimental evolution: Marine copepods can genetically adapt to changing ocean conditions [5h]
• An ocean inside the Earth? Water is determined to be hundreds of kilometers down [6h]
• Scientists urge top publisher to withdraw faulty climate study [6h]
• Hurricane Ian hits Cuba as Category 3 storm [6h]
• Quantum technology reaches unprecedented control over captured light [6h]
• Cattle grazing with virtual fencing shows potential to create wildfire fuel breaks, study finds [6h]
• Vietnam orders mass evacuations ahead of Super Typhoon Noru [9h]
• The geologic secrets of Lake Mead [9h]
• Tiny sea creature's genes shed light on evolution of immunity [9h]
• Hurricane Ian strengthens to Category 3 storm ahead of Cuba, Florida landfall [9h]
• Germany's loses 1 of its 5 glaciers to scalding summer [9h]
• NASA's DART spacecraft crashes into asteroid in defense test [10h]
• Research shows that some trees become overheated in warmer rainforests [12h]
• Sugary poo could be used to lure destructive plant pests to their doom [13h]
• Powerful hurricanes get second wind in Europe [18h]
• Not just for the gods: New insight on the use of cacao among the ancient Maya [20h]
• Vulnerable Tampa Bay braces for storm not seen in a century [20h]
• Female fruit flies enter the ring of sexual competition [21h]
• Team of physicists finds signs of pentaquark states and new matter [21h]
• New study allows scientists to test therapeutics for rare neurodegenerative disease affecting young children [21h]
• Physicists shed light on a different kind of chaos [21h]
• New theory upends what we know about how charged macromolecules self-assemble [21h]
• Climate change makes living at the coast riskier, but more people keep coming [21h]
• In a 'return to nature,' California legalizes human composting for environmental benefits [21h]
• Humanity healed the ozone hole. Can we do the same for climate change? [21h]
• Often overlooked, molecules called glycans regulate COVID-19 spike protein function [21h]
• NASA spacecraft closes in on asteroid for head-on collision [22h]
• Meet the women hunting giant pythons 'eating everything' in the Everglades [22h]
• Study shows smartphones promise satisfaction and meaning, but deliver only more searching [22h]
• The asteroid that formed Vredefort crater was bigger than previously believed [22h]
• Cuba issues cyclone alert as Hurricane Ian nears [22h]
• The neighbors of the caliph: Archaeologists uncover ancient mosaics on the shore of the Sea of Galilee [22h]
• Researchers design treatment to protect bones during cancer therapy [22h]
• Ian could become 'catastrophic' Category 4 hurricane. NASA considers stashing rocket [22h]
• Report: More than 1,000 wild horses sent to slaughter [22h]
• States take on PFAS 'forever chemicals' with bans, lawsuits [22h]
• Study finds all African carnivores at risk for range loss [22h]
• What keeps plant roots growing toward gravity? Study identifies four genes [22h]
• New study shows transmission of epigenetic memory across multiple generations [22h]
• Bank closures across the UK drive people to the Post Office to handle cash [23h]
• Discovery of the largest natural carbon onions on Earth [23h]
• Review of noble-gas spin amplification via spin-exchange collisions [23h]
• Examining the role of α-ketoglutaric acid (AKG) and its receptor OXGR1 in male sperm maturation [23h]
• Fermi's ground-breaking figure: How the radial wave function transformed physics [23h]
• Impact of sea-level fluctuations on redox-sensitive trace-element enrichment patterns in marine sediments [23h]