The Brutalist Report

Phys

• At least 80% of world's important sites for biodiversity on land currently contain human developments [1213d]
• Branching worm named after Godzilla's nemesis [1213d]
• Researchers create artificial enzyme for fast detection of disease-related hormone in sweat [1213d]
• How industrial companies can survive deglobalization [1213d]
• Time capsules: Mauritania's precious Chinguetti manuscripts [1213d]
• Observing group-living animals with drones and computer vision [1213d]
• Smaller, denser, better illuminators for computational microscopy [1213d]
• Relativity Space to make third bid to launch 3D-printed rocket [1213d]
• New method shrinks 3D images of cells for faster storage and retrieval [1213d]
• Understanding the mechanism of non-uniform formation of diamond film on tools [1213d]
• Performance of OncoK9 in real-world veterinary practice mirrors clinical validation study [1213d]
• Florida bill would ban elementary school kids from learning about menstruation [1213d]
• Copper artifacts reveal new cultural connections in southern Africa [1213d]
• Measuring the greenhouse effect accurately [1213d]
• Biologists report on alternative life-history strategy in Colias butterflies [1213d]
• Sedimentation missing from pollution priorities, says researcher [1213d]
• Researchers identify novel human-specific mechanism of skin barrier regeneration [1213d]
• Anti-age discrimination policies are failing in the workplace, says case study of UK policy [1213d]
• A new mission will search for habitable planets at Alpha Centauri [1213d]
• How terrorism affects our language and the vote for the radical right [1213d]
• Fun climate change education programs could boost interest in STEM subjects [1213d]
• Geoscientists shed a light on life's evolution 800 million years ago [1213d]
• Tackling counterfeit seeds with 'unclonable' labels [1213d]
• Perception of Russia-Ukraine conflict linked to endorsement of false news about adversary [1213d]
• The challenge of keeping an audience engaged: How language shapes attention [1213d]
• Online dashboard details surge in New York state eviction filings [1213d]
• Research uncovers details about the mysterious author of early astronomy textbooks [1213d]
• Researchers make biodegradable optical components from crab shells [1213d]
• New UN report: Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius requires deep decarbonization across all sectors [1213d]
• An ancient mound of shells has been mined in the San Francisco Bay for 100 years—but the oyster's future is uncertain [1213d]
• Utilities see new costs in proposed PFAS water rule [1213d]
• Lawmakers struggle to differentiate AI and human emails [1213d]
• Bird-brained? Climate change may affect intelligence in birds [1213d]
• Climate change: Farmers in Ghana can't predict rainfall anymore, changing how they work [1213d]
• Why do animals living with humans evolve such similar features? A new theory could explain 'domestication syndrome' [1213d]
• What to expect when you're expecting an El Niño [1213d]
• Vienna museum tilts paintings to illustrate climate change threat [1213d]
• Viewpoint: Why the ethics of octopus farming are so troubling [1213d]
• Is there a multiverse? [1213d]
• Opinion: How world sports got into a mess over trans athletes, and how it can get out of it [1213d]
• Beethoven's genome offers clues to composer's health and family history [1213d]
• OSFI's new guidelines: A step toward making banks and insurers more conscious of their climate impacts [1213d]
• 25-million-year-old fossils of a bizarre possum and strange wombat relative reveal Australia's hidden past [1213d]
• Humanity has 'broken the water cycle,' UN chief warns [1213d]
• New research shows how cultural transmission shapes the evolution of music [1213d]
• Calls for a 'green' Ramadan revive Islam's long tradition of sustainability and care for the planet [1213d]
• Species don't live in isolation: What changing threats to four marsupials tell us about the future [1213d]
• Trans people aren't new, and neither is their oppression: A history of gender crossing in 19th-century Australia [1213d]
• Researchers describe the first molecular processes in the eye when light hits the retina [1213d]
• A surprisingly simple explanation for 'Oumuamua's weird orbit [1213d]
• Photosynthesis 'hack' could lead to new ways of generating renewable energy [1213d]