The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Birdwatching brings millions of dollars to Alaska [1175d]
• Toads surprise scientists by climbing trees in UK woodlands [1175d]
• Scientists invent 'quantum flute' that can make particles of light move together [1175d]
• Team creates first ever VX neurotoxin detector [1175d]
• Fiber optic sensing detects tremor from Icelandic subglacial volcano [1175d]
• Upside-down design expands wide-spectrum super-camera abilities [1175d]
• Is this goat the GOAT? Long-eared kid takes Pakistan by storm [1175d]
• Indigenous Australian activists fight for ancient rock art [1175d]
• Why does inside of solar system not spin faster? Old mystery has possible new solution [1175d]
• Biologists' fears confirmed on the lower Colorado River [1175d]
• Contact restored with NASA spacecraft headed to lunar orbit [1175d]
• Delaying grapes from ripening results in more flavorsome wine [1175d]
• Citizen scientists from 200 years ago and today help shed light on climate change trends [1175d]
• Frequency-domain STED microscopy for selective background noise suppression [1175d]
• Early stone tools were not rocket science [1175d]
• Florida oysters found to have toxic 'forever chemicals' [1175d]
• Novel quantum simulation method clarifies correlated properties of complex material 1T -TaS2 [1175d]
• Researchers implement logic gates using two-photon absorption in carrier reservoir semiconductor optical amplifiers [1175d]
• Imaging solves mystery of how large HIV protein functions to form infectious virus [1175d]
• Women-led businesses hit harder during height of COVID, study finds [1175d]
• Connecting the spots: First comprehensive review of national jaguar protection laws [1175d]
• A push to investigate health and education needs hidden within the term 'Asian American' [1175d]
• Photorhabdus luminescens is a true all-rounder: Insect pathogenic bacterium also helps to combat fungal infestation [1175d]
• Rampant wildfires once led to global mass extinction, scientists say. Can it happen again? [1175d]
• New disease strikes Michigan trees. Arborists don't know how to treat it [1175d]
• The key materials and devices for intrinsically flexible displays [1175d]
• Multi-layered strategies needed to protect public health from oil and gas drilling impacts [1175d]
• Spintronics: Giant Rashba semiconductors show unconventional dynamics with potential applications [1175d]
• Climate evolution in the Southeast Indian Ocean during the Miocene [1175d]
• Stronger integration of international negotiations needed to protect the ocean [1175d]
• Climate warming could deepen environmental injustice in urban areas [1175d]
• 'Supergene' wreaks havoc in a genome [1175d]
• Shedding new light on coral's Black Band Disease [1175d]
• Study explores unusual interaction between viruses, live vaccines [1175d]
• Sizing up special light to downsize particle accelerators [1175d]
• False beliefs about prevalence of crime could influence jury decisions, new study shows [1175d]
• Capturing California's biodiversity for the future of conservation [1175d]
• Testing the effect of multicolor lighting on improving people's psychological state [1175d]
• Predicting the composition of dark matter [1175d]
• A new role of autophagy in plant cell differentiation revealed [1175d]
• Solar-powered chemistry uses carbon dioxide and water to make feedstock for fuels, chemicals [1175d]
• A potential danger of CRISPR gene editing—and why base editing may be safer [1175d]
• Natural selection may be making society more unequal [1175d]
• Coastal fishing and farming at risk from climate change [1175d]
• Novel imaging method developed for fast-moving objects [1175d]
• Unrecognized qualifications thwart Australia's skilled migrants [1175d]
• Fish feed is greatest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions in China's aquaculture industry [1175d]
• Better estimating the risk of coastal flooding for nuclear power plants [1175d]
• A four-stroke engine for atoms [1175d]
• Depths of North Atlantic ocean once as warm as the Mediterranean [1175d]
• Evidence found that insects are possibly able to feel pain [1175d]
• Circular RNA found to promote progression of small cell lung cancer [1175d]
• Physicists see electron whirlpools for the first time [1175d]
• Case solved: Researchers show how the poison nut tree forms strychnine [1175d]
• Scientists discover how first quasars in universe formed [1175d]
• Physicists work to shrink microchips with first one-dimensional helium model system [1175d]
• Making CRISPR hype more of a reality [1175d]
• Scientists demonstrate machine learning tool to efficiently process complex solar data [1175d]
• Researchers call for improved use of chemical tools to enhance biomedical research [1175d]
• Tooth isotopes offer window into South Australia's early colonial history [1175d]
• Showered in sexism: Hockey culture needs a reckoning [1175d]
• Delayed slow ocean response to CO2 removal causes asymmetric tropical rainfall change [1175d]
• How the body senses an essential amino acid [1175d]
• Incarcerated people with disability don't get the support they need—that makes them more likely to reoffend [1175d]
• Delay and deflect: How women gig workers respond to sexual harassment [1175d]
• Dual function found for mRNA modifier [1175d]
• Nation-building or nature-destroying? Why it's time NZ faced up to the environmental damage of its colonial past [1175d]
• Methane emissions reach new highs despite pandemic—four times more sensitive to climate change than first thought [1175d]
• Researchers prepare novel low-melting, nitrogen-containing, stannous chlorophosphate glass [1175d]
• Excavations reveal first known depictions of two biblical heroines, episode in ancient Jewish art [1175d]
• Cities need to embrace green innovation now to cut heat deaths in the future [1175d]
• More frequent european heat waves linked to changes in jet stream [1175d]
• Solving algorithm 'amnesia' reveals clues to how we learn [1175d]
• Deep-sea expeditions over a century ago offer new insight into climate change [1175d]
• 'We are not in this alone': stressed teachers find hope in peer-support model used by frontline health workers [1175d]
• Historical dataset could help scientists better understand shark-human interactions [1175d]
• Irrigation exerts dramatic effects on local climate in Central Asia: Study [1175d]
• Requiring recipients to use mobile apps might hamper efforts to distribute much-needed subsidised goods [1175d]
• Algorithm predicts how climate change will affect future conflict in the Horn of Africa [1175d]
• Study sets new constraints on dark photons using a new dielectric optical haloscope [1175d]
• Photos from the field: diving with Tasmania's rare and elusive red handfish [1175d]
• Catabolic processes in cells: Controlling the danger within [1175d]
• Could we eavesdrop on communications that pass through our solar system? [1175d]
• Rocks unravel the secrets of the Earth's magnetic field [1175d]
• Study suggests anger drives voters to turn to far right parties in Europe [1175d]
• Two new rotating radio transients discovered by astronomers [1175d]
• Mathematical calculations show that quantum communication across interstellar space should be possible [1175d]
• Researchers seek genes responsible for good eyesight [1175d]
• Protecting family treasures during hurricane season [1175d]
• Revealing atomistic structures behind AFM imaging [1175d]
• Exploring the true face of a unique globular cluster in Sagittarius [1175d]
• Sub-angstrom noninvasive imaging of atomic arrangement in 2D hybrid perovskites [1175d]
• Evidence found that colorful ventral wings help colonizing birds avoid collisions [1175d]
• Stem cells reveal underpinnings of rare immune disease [1175d]
• Researchers develop a new method for studying functionality of microbiota [1175d]
• Monsoon rains kill 77 in Pakistan [1175d]
• Gecko feet are coated in an ultra-thin layer of lipids that help them stay sticky [1175d]
• How a shape-shifting receptor influences cell growth [1175d]
• Video: The new Large Hadron Collider beauty VELO [1175d]
• EXPLAINER: Factors behind Sydney's recent flood emergencies [1175d]