The Brutalist Report

Phys

• NASA's Lunar Flashlight ready to search for the Moon's water ice [1366d]
• NASA continues Psyche asteroid mission [1366d]
• Artificial intelligence and molecule machine join forces to generalize automated chemistry [1366d]
• Team develops new method to determine flaws in rubber [1366d]
• Haunting portrait: Webb reveals dust and structure in pillars of creation [1366d]
• NASA and ESA agree on next steps to return Mars samples to Earth [1366d]
• Empathy for the pain of the conflicting group is altered across generations in the aftermath of a genocide [1366d]
• Heat waves driven by climate change have cost global economy trillions since the 1990s [1366d]
• Bacteria-based, fat-free whipped cream could be a food of the future [1366d]
• Zombie worlds: Five spooky planets orbiting dead stars [1366d]
• Study examines how well-timed cover crops can suppress weeds in California orchards [1366d]
• Dead crustaceans washing up on England's north-east coast may be victims of the green industrial revolution [1366d]
• Scientists investigate using lunar soils to sustainably supply oxygen and fuels on the moon [1366d]
• How to improve microendoscopes? New probe design brings promises to improve biomedical imaging [1366d]
• NASA laser project benefits animal researchers, scientists show [1366d]
• Study finds that forest protection is key for reliable rainfall [1366d]
• A close look at melting below Antarctica's largest ice shelf [1366d]
• Researchers design soil-inspired multifunctional chemical system [1366d]
• A Hubbard-type Coulomb blockade effect discovered in the mirror twin boundary of MoSe₂ [1366d]
• Research team explores virtual romantic relationships [1366d]
• Passenger car preheating produces as much particulate emissions as driving dozens of kilometers [1366d]
• Coffin? Casket? Cremation? How to make your death more environmentally friendly [1366d]
• Current climate pledges have us heading for a world that is 2.4 to 2.6°C hotter [1366d]
• Don't expect Colorado to have a good snow year. Here's why [1366d]
• California tree carnage: A decade of drought and fire killed a third of Sierra Nevada forests [1366d]
• What's in the mud? Flood victims' fears eased by early test results [1366d]
• Breakthrough in CRISPR research may lead to more effective and safer gene editing [1366d]
• Photo from NASA satellite shows the sun was 'smiling' this week [1366d]
• Safe, sustainable photo-on-demand synthesis of polypeptide precursors [1366d]
• Finding unknown processes of evolutionary history in green lizards in the Mediterranean [1366d]
• How a 'manosphere' influencer is selling extreme masculinity to young men [1366d]
• Droughts don't need to result in famine: Ethiopia and Somalia show what makes the difference [1366d]
• A new way to name bacteria: 300-year-old system revised thanks to scientific advances [1366d]