The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Study identifies high-performance alternative to conventional ferroelectrics [761d]
• Researchers develop framework for databasing properties of crystal defects [761d]
• Researchers create new software for the new European-Japanese Earth observation satellite EarthCARE [761d]
• Addressing hidden hunger in developing countries: Study investigates genetic information of millet [761d]
• From burns to the wave nature of heat—via the telegraph equation [761d]
• Unlocking complex sulfur molecules: A novel approach for synthesis of functionalized benzenethiol equivalents [761d]
• Scientists report on a new approach for deducing proton radii from charge-changing reactions [761d]
• Study reveals key role of plant-bacteria communication for assembly of a healthy plant microbiome [761d]
• New method for light-driven oxidation of aryl ethers to esters [761d]
• PMAT: Researchers develop a new tool for efficient assembly of plant mitochondrial genomes [761d]
• Germ-free animal models reveal gut bacteria's role in health [761d]
• New method minimizes alignment errors in microlens array production [761d]
• Researchers achieve parallel measurement of multiple water parameters with single sensor chip [761d]
• General Sherman passes health check but world's largest trees face growing climate threats [761d]
• Beach weather is here and so are sharks. Scientists say it's time to look out for great whites [761d]
• Count your blessings: It often happens when others help, not self-achieved [762d]
• Study: Increase in taxpayers reporting self-employment earnings cannot be attributed to increase in gig work [762d]
• Crows can deliberately plan how many calls to make, study shows [762d]
• Novel liquid crystals produced by stacking antiaromatic units could lead to advances in organic semiconductors [762d]
• Drones validate walrus counts in satellite images from space [762d]
• Developing novel methods to detect antibiotics in vegetables and earthworms [762d]
• Stress bragging may make you seem less competent, less likable at work [762d]
• Parents of the year: Scavenging raptors demonstrate high level of collaboration in raising chicks [762d]
• Birdsong and human voice built from same genetic blueprint [762d]
• The value of failure in conservation programs [762d]
• Study finds individuals less likely to evaluate peers negatively if facing evaluation themselves [762d]
• Team develops an intelligent nanodevice based on a component of cinnamon essential oil as an antimicrobial agent [762d]
• Structured early literacy approach achieves outstanding results for children in New Zealand [762d]
• Beyond milkweed: Creating a migratory oasis for monarchs [762d]
• Pineapple mint's genetic blueprint: A comprehensive genome assembly [762d]
• New 'atlas' provides unprecedented insights on how genes function in early embryo development [762d]
• Could alien solar panels be technosignatures? [762d]
• Book details how federal government used bribery to end relationships with Native American tribes [762d]
• Militia extremists, kicked off Facebook again, are regaining comfort in public view [762d]
• Researchers reveal dynamic structure of FLVCR proteins and their function in nutrient transport [762d]
• Nanoparticle vaccines: A potential leap forward in veterinary medicine [762d]
• Doctors engage the public by bringing a human side to social media [762d]
• Finding the age of a contact binary 'moon' [762d]
• Researchers develop tool for detecting foodborne pathogen that causes severe symptoms in children [762d]
• International planet hunters unveil massive catalog of strange worlds [762d]
• Biodiversity in crabs: More than counting species [762d]
• Earth 2.0 or its evil twin? Discovery of Earth-sized planet could shed light on conditions necessary for life [762d]
• Heat wave cancels lessons for half Pakistan's schoolchildren [762d]
• Uncertainty clouds UN talks on biopiracy treaty [762d]
• Birth of universe's earliest galaxies observed for first time [762d]
• Drought in the Brazil's Cerrado is the worst for at least seven centuries, study shows [762d]
• Culling controversy as French wolf population falls in 2023 [762d]
• Tornado leaves five dead in Iowa [762d]
• Three sisters garden study finds balanced pollinator-plant network faces an uncertain future [762d]
• Dangerous brew: Ocean heat and La Nina combo likely mean more Atlantic hurricanes this summer [762d]
• Inane influence: How nonserious product reviews affect online sales [762d]
• Study: While most of the world trusts climate scientists, a skeptical minority can lead to climate inaction [762d]
• Marginal students reap more benefits from STEM programs: Study [762d]
• A warming planet has repercussions for human health [762d]
• Maybe ultra-hot Jupiters aren't so doomed after all [762d]
• Researchers drop more than 8,000 pieces of litter into a fake river to fight plastic pollution [762d]
• What is 'net zero,' anyway? A short history of a monumental concept [762d]
• Thinking about polyamory? You're not the only one [762d]
• Successful city parks make diverse communities feel safe and welcome—this Minnesota park is an example [762d]
• Workplace besties: How to build relationships at work while staying professional [762d]
• 'Facebook probably knows I sell drugs'—how young people's digital footprints can threaten their future prospects [762d]
• A rare find in ancient Timorese mud may rewrite the history of human settlement in Australasia [762d]
• New research suggests girls in single-sex schools do slightly better in exams than girls in co-ed environments [762d]
• Silky shark makes record breaking migration in international waters of the Tropical Eastern Pacific [762d]
• Finding the beat of collective animal motion: Scientists show reciprocity is key to driving coordinated movements [762d]
• Study suggests less conformity leads to more innovation [762d]
• Researchers develop a novel strategy for growing two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides [762d]