The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Conflictive home-host country relations have a strong, negative effect on policy risk [1051d]
• Dead fish are piling up on San Francisco Bay Area shores: A toxic algae bloom is the likely cause [1051d]
• Investigating magnetic excitation-induced spin current in chromium trihalides [1051d]
• 'Diamond rain' on giant icy planets could be more common than previously thought [1051d]
• New report on impact of pandemic on learning experiences of young people with disabilities [1051d]
• African countries to stand by 1.5C target at climate talkstalks [1051d]
• What's the future of work from home? [1051d]
• Improving the detection of African swine fever virus antibodies in serum [1051d]
• Researcher says job licensing doesn't keep people from moving—community plays a bigger role [1051d]
• The scent that could save California's avocados [1051d]
• EP-WXT pathfinder catches first wide-field snapshots of X-ray universe [1051d]
• Development of a new end-functionalization technique in polymer synthesis [1051d]
• Climate anxiety an important driver for climate action, according to new study [1051d]
• New study confirms 'rippled sheet' protein structure predicted in 1953 [1051d]
• Did primitive cetaceans feed like marine reptiles? [1051d]
• Dual-polarization two-dimensional valley photonic crystals [1051d]
• Boy's discovery reveals highly complex plant-insect interaction [1051d]
• EU guidelines for procurement during the COVID-19 crisis may lead to increased corruption [1051d]
• Largest database on mammals in Portugal now available [1051d]
• Uptick in East Coast shark sightings has lifeguards on alert and experts searching for answers [1051d]
• Researchers study how urban trees affect environment [1051d]
• Biochemists reveal how complex molecule moves iron through body [1051d]
• Motion of DNA linked to its damage response, ability to repair itself [1051d]
• Putting the food system in context [1051d]
• New data dashboard reporting street-level flooding in NYC gives real-time information on rising waters [1051d]
• Hidden acid-base clusters drive rapid formation of atmospheric ultrafine particles [1051d]
• Physicists develop a linear response theory for open systems having exceptional points [1051d]
• Resolving the evolutionary history of the closest algal relatives of land plants [1051d]
• Survey: Israelis have a more positive view of Germany than Germans do of Israel [1051d]
• Study reveals starring role for shape-shifting mitochondria in stem cell function [1051d]
• Research unlocks secrets of native rodents' rat race to new lands [1051d]
• A new catalyst to slow down global warming [1051d]
• Using game theory mathematics to resolve human conflicts [1051d]
• 'Plug-and-play' plasmonic metafibers for ultrafast fiber lasers [1051d]
• From wound healing to regeneration [1051d]
• Study finds students self-sort in active learning spaces, with potential to push women out [1051d]
• NASA aims for Saturday launch of new moon rocket after fixes [1051d]
• Less is more: Dimensionality reduction as a general strategy for more precise luminescence thermometry [1051d]
• More than 90% of identifiable trash in North Pacific Garbage Patch comes from just six countries [1051d]
• Who would win in a fight between a great white shark and a blue whale? [1051d]
• Serendipitous backyard experiment shines light on producing polymers [1051d]
• How election monitors and foreign interference in election processes can affect the public's perception of elections [1051d]
• Gendered views on drinking: A tale of two prime ministers [1051d]
• Making stable molecules reactive with light [1051d]
• Exploring the relationship between attosecond optical interference and attosecond quantum interference [1051d]
• High brightness attosecond X-ray free electron lasers based on wavefront control [1051d]
• Seahorse fathers give birth in a unique way, new research shows [1051d]
• A new way to produce pheromones as a crop pest repellent [1051d]
• Turning a blind eye to image-based abuse [1051d]
• COVID rekindled an appreciation of nature for many [1051d]
• Criticisms of academic freedom miss the mark and risk the integrity of scholarship [1051d]
• Using a bowl-structured active site design to break the scaling relations for nitrogen to ammonia conversion [1051d]
• Much-loved dog breeds are just as likely to bite as banned ones. Here's how to stop them [1051d]
• It's not just rocket science: Hidden chemistry powers moon launches and sustains life in space [1051d]
• New method to systematically find optimal quantum operation sequences for quantum computers [1051d]
• Designing a way to make oxygen injectable [1051d]
• A bitter mystery: Scientists sequence world's oldest plant genome from 6,000-year-old watermelon seeds [1051d]
• New fur for the quantum cat: Entanglement of many atoms discovered for the first time [1051d]
• Molecular atlas of an Australian dragon's brain sheds new light on more than 300 million years of brain evolution [1051d]
• The first spatiotemporal map of brain regeneration in the axolotl [1051d]
• New theory for detection of terahertz electromagnetic waves gives hope for advances in IT and medicine [1051d]
• Greenpeace drops boulders on UK seabed to curb bottom-trawling fishing [1051d]
• NASA readies for Saturday Moon rocket launch attempt [1051d]
• China's Shenzhou-14 astronauts carry out spacewalk [1051d]
• Gone in 30 years? The Welsh village in crosshairs of climate change [1051d]
• New Zealand winter warmest, wettest on record [1051d]
• Once in the doldrums, Florida coast hums with space launches [1051d]
• Variation matters: Genetic effects in interacting species jointly determine ecological outcomes [1051d]
• Toxins in old toys an obstacle for circular economy [1052d]