The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Brazil records worst day for Amazon fires in 15 years [1121d]
• Boeing astronaut flight off until next year for more fixes [1121d]
• Scientists take control of magnetism at the microscopic level [1121d]
• Novel coronaviruses are riskiest for spillover [1121d]
• Light‐activated molecular machines target antibiotic resistance [1121d]
• Network assembly through cell division: How nerve cells in the brain connect during development [1121d]
• Microscopy reveals mechanism behind new CRISPR tool [1121d]
• DNA analysis shows Griffin Warrior ruled his Greek homeland [1121d]
• Dangerous combination of extreme heat and smoke affected 16.5 million Californians [1121d]
• Organic matter accumulation in oxygenated lakes [1121d]
• Plants reprogram their cells to fight invaders. Here's how [1121d]
• First underground radar images from Mars Perseverance Rover reveal some surprises [1121d]
• New research sheds light on when Mars may have had water [1121d]
• Black hole-inspired thermal trapping with graded heat-conduction metadevices [1121d]
• Missing grizzly bear toes result in call to change practices [1121d]
• Study identifies 'transformative learning experiences' of field courses [1121d]
• Citizen science empowers people to address global challenges [1121d]
• Plants can measure the intensity of salt stress [1121d]
• Do STEM fields attract more boys or girls? A new study sheds light [1121d]
• 3D printing of starch for personalized medicine development [1121d]
• Researchers find a 'people-centric' approach to surveys yields better data on diverse communities [1121d]
• Reading RNA modifications more precisely in a pocket-sized device [1121d]
• Astronauts going to Mars will receive many lifetimes worth of radiation [1121d]
• Why don't rivers straighten out over time? [1121d]
• Fire-adapted insects make the most of breeding grounds sterilized by wildfires [1121d]
• Researchers engineer first sustainable chromosome changes in mice [1121d]
• Vast paleogenetic study reveals insights on migration, farming and language development across the Southern Arc [1121d]
• Wildlife hunting motivations vary across Africa and Europe [1121d]
• Reconstructing ice age diets reveals unraveling web of life [1121d]
• Miniaturized high-performance filter capacitor based on structurally integrated carbon tube grids [1121d]
• Physicists develop a perfect light trap [1121d]
• Perseverance rover retrieves key rocky clues to Mars' geologic and water history [1121d]
• Ordinary citizens help to combat the global threat of mosquito-borne diseases [1121d]
• What makes a healthy city? [1121d]
• New nanosensor gives unprecedented look at dopamine release [1121d]
• Testing finds illness sickening Michigan dogs is parvovirus [1121d]
• New nanophotonic coating could aid thermal management and counter-surveillance efforts [1121d]
• Can WhatsApp save relationships? [1121d]
• Study finds male-dominated MMA is not friendly to gender equality [1121d]
• China's cities leading the way on carbon reduction [1121d]
• Spotting the human-driven snags in global sustainability quest [1121d]
• A global vision for the ocean [1121d]
• Wax flowers and their complex relationship [1121d]
• Scientists want to rescue reefs and protect Miami with tougher breeds of staghorn coral [1121d]
• NASA shares 'spectacular" image of the southern lights from International Space Station [1121d]
• Understanding outsize role of nanopores [1121d]
• World first genomic study shows why invasive species are so successful [1121d]
• Cell size regulates molecular separation [1121d]
• New research tracks history of manatees across Earth's oceans [1121d]
• Surface modification for improving the in-vivo lifespan of bioimplants [1121d]
• Review of Vaccinium breeding research and prospects for its future directions [1121d]
• Bioinformaticians get rid of an unnecessary step in protein stability analysis [1121d]
• Long-term relationship with owner reduces horses' stress reactions in new situations [1121d]
• New report highlights opportunities for conservation of ladybugs globally [1121d]
• Report details teacher shortages by state [1121d]
• Research finds much more hope than hate in posts sent to England's women at Euro 2022 [1121d]
• A cellular engineering breakthrough: High-yield CRISPR without viral vectors [1121d]
• Glowing tags reveal split-second activity of pathogenic circuitry [1121d]
• Over half of children in England and Wales now born to unmarried parents [1121d]
• Study shows how Black male teacher-coaches illustrate civic-focused education [1121d]
• Who is falling for fake news? [1121d]
• Why 'mercy' killing wild animals is so controversial [1121d]
• How gender norms influence what young people choose to study at school [1121d]
• Study shows a single cover crop can outperform mixtures [1121d]
• Dallas is only the latest flood disaster: How cities can learn from today's climate crises to prepare for tomorrow [1121d]
• Exploring how cells can be strong at the right place and time [1121d]
• A faster way to study 2D materials for next-generation quantum and electronic devices [1121d]
• Australia's 'Black Summer' fires affected ozone layer: study [1121d]
• Dolphins exposed to oil from Deepwater Horizon spill found to have changes in gene activities [1121d]
• Knowledge of foreign languages lasts a lifetime, new research shows [1121d]
• Mushrooms serve as 'main character' in most ecosystems [1121d]
• Micro-fridge research paves the way to quantum entanglement with large objects [1121d]
• James Webb Space Telescope makes first unequivocal detection of carbon dioxide in an exoplanet atmosphere [1121d]
• 245-million-year-old fossils provide new insights into the evolution and feeding strategies of aquatic insects [1121d]
• Remains of woman from 800 years ago found in canoe buried in Northwest Patagonia [1121d]
• What's behind America's pickle craze? [1121d]
• Studying phase separation in liquids at microscopic level when energy is added [1121d]
• Doggy dementia risk increases with each added year of life [1121d]
• 'Synthetic' mouse embryo with brain and beating heart grown from stem cells [1121d]
• 'Dangerous' and 'extremely dangerous' heat stress to become more common by 2100: study [1121d]
• Physicists entangle more than a dozen photons efficiently [1121d]
• Chemists develop a wireless electronic lateral flow assay test for biosensing [1121d]
• Human nature can steer people away from new things—and that can blind them to novel threats [1121d]
• Climate extremes: The energy required for adaptation calls for stronger mitigation efforts [1121d]
• New insights into the interaction of topological insulators [1121d]
• New granular hydrogel bioink could expand possibilities for tissue bioprinting [1121d]
• First light observations of chemically rich star HD 222925 captured [1121d]
• Hunger is increasing worldwide, but women bear the brunt of food insecurity [1121d]
• Large increase in New Zealand's carbon dioxide emissions from international flights [1121d]
• Study identifies sex-adapted color-change gene in locusts [1121d]
• Current Siberian warming is the most powerful of the last 7,000 years [1121d]
• 'Sticky' stem cells make for better transplants [1122d]
• Empty mollusc shells hold the story of evolution, even for extinct species—now we can decode it [1122d]
• The talking dead: Burials shed new light on earliest humans in Indonesia [1122d]
• Limb-regenerating fire-god salamander central to wound repair quest [1122d]
• How antibiotic resistant microbes protect themselves from attack of body's defenses [1122d]
• YouTube: how a team of scientists worked to inoculate a million users against misinformation [1122d]
• Researchers design highly sensitive, mass producible organic photodetectors [1122d]
• New strategy for in situ detection of multiple miRNAs in single circulating tumor cells [1122d]
• Belonging helps Black, Latino students feel engaged [1122d]