The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Scientists discover when beetles became prolific [1594d]
• Tracking real-time atomic movement between crystal grains in metals [1594d]
• 'Junk DNA' could be key to controlling fear [1594d]
• Study suggests how much competition in the urban ride market can grow before gridlock sets in [1594d]
• International sea level satellite takes over from predecessor [1594d]
• Ancient migrants carrying maize from south were early Maya ancestors, says study [1594d]
• Researchers manage to generate attosecond pulses at 100 kHz repetition rate [1594d]
• OCT studies without noise: A new method for better detection of eye diseases [1594d]
• Calculating the global carbon footprint of space science [1594d]
• Spiral galaxy NGC 772 features an overdeveloped spiral arm [1594d]
• Information processing tied to emergence of hierarchy in human societies [1594d]
• Scientists characterize fertilizer uptake by maize in unprecedented detail, opening doors to improved yields [1594d]
• Abrupt transition from kindergarten to school is tough for kids [1594d]
• "Advanced" countries' wealth depends on the appropriation of resources and labour from the global South [1594d]
• Family size in Finland linked to education level of parents [1594d]
• New paleogene fossil flora reported from northern Vietnam [1594d]
• Researcher documents what happened during the first attempt at a gravitational-wave observatory in Europe [1594d]
• Arctic winter 2022 sea ice found to be 10th-lowest on record [1594d]
• NASA's Roman mission will test competing cosmic acceleration theories [1594d]
• Research considers how to tackle large data sets and multiple parameter problems in particle physics [1594d]
• Optimal shelterbelt structure contributes to increase crop yield [1594d]
• Q&A: Why ponds and kettle holes are also water sources worth protecting [1594d]
• Using LAMOST spectra data to propose new method to search for star clusters in Andromeda galaxy [1594d]
• Reconstructing sea-level rise in the Red Sea [1594d]
• Environmentally conscious consumers more likely to buy chicken raised on insects or algae [1594d]
• Studies of endangered animals on border of China and Vietnam stress need for transboundary conservation [1594d]
• As climate change brings more natural disasters, debris piles up—increasing health risks [1594d]
• Salt marsh grass on Georgia's coast gets nutrients for growth from helpful bacteria in its roots [1594d]
• Quantum dots shine bright to help scientists see inflammatory cells in fat [1594d]
• These countries have the most polluted air in the world, new report says [1594d]
• Studying the world's largest T. rex to learn about evolution [1594d]
• Physicists elucidate connection between symmetry and Mott physics [1594d]
• Fast-moving excitons observed for first time in metal, unlocking potential to speed up digital communication [1594d]