The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Polynesian island yields 'treasure trove' of fungal biodiversity [1585d]
• Risk of homelessness or incarceration among foster youth varies by type of disability [1585d]
• Scientists can predict carbon transfer in the ocean based on deep-diving tiny organisms [1585d]
• Periodic volcanism may have triggered multiple Jurassic extinctions [1585d]
• New deep inelastic scattering experiments measure two mirror nuclei [1585d]
• X-rays help scientists use designer DNA to uncover new forms of material [1585d]
• Shape-shifting volcano virus points to new ways to deliver drugs, vaccines [1585d]
• Team develops new method of hunting for carbon in soil without digging or taking soil samples [1585d]
• UN starts task force for company climate targets [1585d]
• WWF report says online wildlife trade on rise in Myanmar [1585d]
• US returns smuggled ancient artifacts to Libya [1585d]
• Intercropping melon and cowpea improves soil nutrients and increases melon yields [1585d]
• Fruit flies adapt activity to 'white nights' [1585d]
• Scientists bioprint tissue-like constructs capable of controlled, complex shape change [1585d]
• A single gene controls species diversity in an ecosystem [1585d]
• Using technology to identify crop types early in the season, without entering the field [1585d]
• Aquatic plants can be effective in removing contamination by iron mine tailings, study shows [1585d]
• Study reveals lunar regolith evolution process on Chang'e-4 landing area [1585d]
• Direct cosmogenic nuclide dating of Olduvai lithic industry [1585d]
• New separation process for key radiodiagnostic agent reduces radioactive waste [1585d]
• Scientists identify asymmetry in the pressure anomalies of the mid–high latitudes of the Southern Hemisphere [1585d]
• Commercial interests hamper climate work in shipping [1585d]
• How giant viruses mature: New evidence from the medusavirus provides insight [1585d]
• Mammals put brawn before brains to survive post-dinosaur world [1585d]
• 5,000-year population history of Xinjiang brought to light in new ancient DNA study [1585d]
• New human reference genome opens unexplored regions [1585d]
• Repeats are key to understanding humanity's genome [1585d]
• The human genome is, at long last, complete [1585d]
• Study shows gaps in how STEM organizations collect demographic information [1585d]
• New technology solves mystery of respiration in Tetrahymena [1585d]
• Air pollution dims India's solar energy potential [1585d]
• Heat and drought slow down tropical tree growth [1585d]
• A new threat emerges for US lakes and rivers. Your lawn or toilet may be partly to blame [1585d]
• Blue Origin launches its fourth crew to final frontier [1585d]
• On the road to cultured meat for astronauts (and Earthlings) [1585d]
• How is haze formed? Soot as a surprising source of haze-building hydroxyl radicals [1585d]
• Easy test can see if breeding bulls have the right stuff [1585d]
• Research finds a corruption gender gap in bureaucracies [1585d]
• Spiderweb galaxy field: Feasting black holes caught in galactic spiderweb [1585d]
• Structure of a bacterial 'drug pump' reveals new way to counter hospital-borne infection [1585d]
• Quantum 'shock absorbers' allow perovskite to exhibit superfluorescence at room temperature [1585d]
• Graphene gets enhanced by flashing [1585d]