The Brutalist Report

Phys

• The ocean in a cup: Environmental DNA successfully captures marine biodiversity [1347d]
• Research shows how history can affect the success and failure of ecological restoration [1347d]
• Where humans live, microplastics end up in rivers, new research finds [1347d]
• Inbred to well-fed: Maize breeding efforts to improve food security and safety in Africa [1347d]
• Which weather characteristics affect agricultural and food trade the most? [1347d]
• Container ship accidents are a little-understood but emerging threat to marine ecosystems, new study shows [1347d]
• An on-chip time-lens generates ultrafast pulses [1347d]
• More US adults carrying loaded handguns daily, study finds [1347d]
• New observation method helps unlock secrets of UK meteorite [1347d]
• Researchers unlock light-matter interactions on sub-nanometer scales, leading to 'picophotonics' [1347d]
• Flight of birds can help provide predictions on turbulence, new study suggests [1347d]
• High-resolution microscopy for analysis of protein complexes [1347d]
• NASA's Webb catches fiery hourglass as new star forms [1347d]
• Lettuce again on the Florida menu to slow manatee starvation [1347d]
• NASA capsule on way to moon after launch by giant new rocket [1347d]
• Singles study: More Midwesterners consider political issues in dating [1347d]
• This gun policy platform could help reduce gun violence by 28%, researchers say [1347d]
• Review of more than 1,000 articles seeks to understand how nanomaterials affect plants [1347d]
• Six years after 'the Blob' in the Santa Barbara Channel, researchers find lasting effects in the kelp forest [1347d]
• Research: Government agencies face unique challenges in achieving innovations [1347d]
• Increasing IPO performance by revealing innovation plans: How firms can mitigate the negative effect of insider selling [1347d]
• Fundamental aspects in carbon dioxide electroreduction reaction tackled by vibrational spectroscopies [1347d]
• Space exploration goes underground [1347d]
• Between light and darkness: How plants optimize photosynthesis under changing light conditions [1347d]
• COP27 negotiatiors at odds over fossil fuel phaseout, warming mark [1347d]
• Salt more important than cold polar temperatures in sea ice formation [1347d]
• Why you won't need reservations to visit Yosemite National Park next year [1347d]
• Earth can regulate its own temperature over millennia, new study finds [1347d]
• Biologist discovers evidence for intentional communication in female putty-nosed monkeys [1347d]
• Increasing heat waves will threaten every child, says UNICEF report [1347d]
• A white dwarf is surrounded by torn-up pieces of its inner planets and its Kuiper belt [1347d]
• Urban planning is now on the front line of the climate crisis. This is what it means for our cities and towns [1347d]
• Countless reports show water is undrinkable in many Indigenous communities. Why has nothing changed? [1347d]
• Regulations can burden small businesses, but research shows they can also help them grow [1347d]
• New study finds Australia's preschool expansion 'has not better prepared' kids for school [1347d]
• Why the discovery of Cleopatra's tomb would rewrite history [1347d]
• Global population hits 8 billion, but per-capita consumption is still the main problem [1347d]
• Humans are going back to the moon, and beyond—but how will we feed them? [1347d]
• Eight billion people: How evolution made it happen [1347d]
• Termite diversity and functional traits quantitatively modeled for the first time [1347d]
• Enzymatic synthesis of primary, secondary and tertiary amines containing two stereocenters [1347d]
• High-temperature superconductivity in lanthanum, yttrium, and cerium ternary hydrides [1347d]