The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Scientists greatly expand the frequencies generated by a miniature optical ruler [1519d]
• Carbon payments play a pivotal role in forest protection program [1519d]
• Scientists visualize electron crystals in a quantum superposition [1519d]
• The algebra of neurons: Study deciphers how a single nerve cell can multiply [1519d]
• COVID-19 sparked huge slump in number of research jobs [1519d]
• Upcycling plastic waste into more valuable materials could make recycling pay for itself [1519d]
• Researchers explore the factors that shaped the massive Cauca River canyon in the Tropical Andes [1519d]
• Bringing out the best in wild birds on farms [1519d]
• Eye in the sky helps scientists 'see' underground [1519d]
• How sectoral employment training can advance economic mobility for workers who face barriers to employment [1519d]
• Study explores how India and Pakistan communicate their nuclear strategies [1519d]
• New framework and online tool can promote understanding of the role of soil biota [1519d]
• Study recommends excluding and moving offshore wind farms away from the protected areas in the Mediterranean [1519d]
• Sexual harassment is reported to be common in Scottish secondary schools [1519d]
• Understanding neighborhood dynamics associated with gun violence during COVID-19 [1519d]
• Study sheds light on axion dark matter [1519d]
• Water filtration membranes morph like cells [1519d]
• 290 million new city dwellers benefit China's climate balance [1519d]
• Melting glaciers, fast-disappering gauge of climate change [1519d]
• Microscopic view on asteroid collisions could help us understand planet formation [1519d]
• Insect wingbeats will help quantify biodiversity [1519d]
• Monitoring US streams for impacts of land development and climate change [1519d]
• Ambitious conservation action sees a brighter future for mangroves and seagrass [1519d]
• Researchers discover abnormally strong light absorption in graphene [1519d]
• Like human children, great apes are inclined to learn from teaching [1519d]
• Using marine bacterium as biocatalyst in biotechnology applications [1519d]
• Avian influenza confirmed in several Florida wild bird species, state says [1519d]
• Colossal black holes locked in dance at heart of galaxy [1519d]
• Pioneering simulations focus on HIV-1 virus [1519d]
• New NOAA report finds sea level is rising fast [1519d]
• Manta rays establish shadowy presence in South Florida, as global population threatened [1519d]
• BirdLife Cyprus sees 'worrying' spike in migratory bird killings [1519d]
• Earliest evidence of ear surgery 5,300 years ago [1519d]
• Rsearchers verify relationship between rate of a nonequilibrium process and the rate at which it creates entropy [1519d]
• Researchers gain insights into Rio Tinto microbial community [1519d]
• Nearly two-thirds of Georgians support immediate action on climate, survey shows [1519d]
• Ultra-high magneto-mechanical damping in Fe-Ga single crystals [1519d]
• Fog maintains water balance of epiphytes during dry season [1519d]
• Exploring the mysterious source of fast radio bursts [1519d]
• Global warming suppresses shrub recruitment in Arctic and Tibet [1519d]
• Researchers develop large-field-of-view and high-resolution two-photon microscope [1519d]
• Dead duck divides dates for fossil finds [1519d]
• Each Antarctic tourist effectively melts 83 metric tons of snow [1519d]
• Predatory phytoplankton key to understanding ocean ecosystem [1519d]
• Doing well by doing good: How food banks help supermarkets make money [1519d]
• Being near pollinator habitat linked to larger soybean size [1519d]
• (Bio)sensing protein interactions [1519d]
• Accounting firms deliver fairer value for M&A than investment banks, study finds [1519d]
• Sensor breakthrough paves way for groundbreaking map of world under Earth surface [1519d]
• Ancient DNA reveals surprises about how early Africans lived, traveled and interacted [1519d]
• The reign of the dinosaurs ended in spring [1519d]
• Global warming is amplifying our water cycle—and it's happening much faster than we expected [1519d]
• Physicists observe an exotic 'multiferroic' state in an atomically thin material [1519d]
• What does the future of the global supply chain look like? [1519d]
• Why the cost of mitigating climate change can't be boiled down to one right number [1519d]
• Modification of tomato traits and plant hormone signaling using Target-AID for efficient nucleotide substitution [1519d]
• Observations shed more light on the properties and evolution of a recently discovered young magnetar [1519d]
• Researchers map New York State methane emissions with a mobile laboratory [1519d]
• Public engagement benefits scientists: Lessons from the initiative to bring science programs to the incarcerated [1519d]
• Opinion polls can undermine democratic elections [1519d]
• Medical breakthrough could help produce more beef [1519d]
• Optimal soil phosphorus reduces fertilizer-derived nitrous oxide emissions [1519d]
• Gas stoves might pose risks to both our planet and health [1519d]
• Nanocarrier spray: Better crops without genetic modification [1519d]
• Study redefines what information is important in quantum measurements [1519d]
• Insulated hives could protect bees from next summer's heat waves [1519d]
• Tiny probes could sail to outer planets with the help of low-power lasers [1519d]
• Probing the mysteries of deep, dense Antarctic seawater [1519d]
• Calls to share genetic data fairly and promote conservation [1519d]
• Millions of lives could be improved by tackling global tax abuse [1519d]
• How to capture satellite images in your backyard, and contribute to a snapshot of the climate crisis [1519d]
• Detailed images of a shock wave that extends for 6.5 million light years [1519d]
• Researchers find genetic 'fingerprints' of ancient migrations in modern-day United Arab Emirates [1519d]
• Astronomers map mysterious element in space [1519d]
• Guppies found to be susceptible to optical illusions [1519d]
• Colorfully detecting stressed-out polymer films, gels before they break [1519d]
• New climate risk report will help businesses assess impact of global warming [1519d]
• New book 'Origin' details peopling of the Americas via latest genetic and archaeological evidence [1519d]
• Taming the sun with computer simulations [1519d]
• Bone-degrading enzymes found in the free-living bacteria on the seabed [1519d]
• Energy poverty in the climate crisis: What Australia and the European Union can learn from each other [1519d]
• A krill aquarium, climate research and geopolitics: How Australia's $800 million Antarctic funding will be spent [1519d]
• How sport can help young people become better citizens [1519d]
• Forest bioeconomy is an essential part of mitigating and adapting to climate change [1519d]
• Stark warning from councils of rising homelessness levels in England [1519d]
• Microparticles show ability to turn in reverse, paving the way for microfluidic devices [1519d]
• Likelihood of extreme autumn fire weather has increased 40% [1519d]
• Impact of the first wave of COVID-19, nationwide lockdown and unlock on the Indian stock market [1519d]
• Effects of logging on the trade-off between seed and sprout regeneration in secondary forests [1519d]
• From the streets to the stratosphere: Clean driving technology enables cleaner rocket fuel [1519d]
• One dead, 10 feared missing in Australia floods [1519d]
• Energy sector methane emissions underreported: report [1519d]
• World must brace for more extreme wildfires: UN [1519d]
• Cyclone Emnati lashes Madagascar [1519d]
• 'Tatooine-like' exoplanet spotted by ground-based telescope [1519d]
• Study shows impact of school closures on preschool children during COVID-19 [1519d]
• Sharp drop in flower abundance caused by climate crisis will leave pollinators searching further for food [1520d]