The Brutalist Report

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• Algae provide clues about 600 million years of plant evolution [1044d]
• Experiencing the texture of skateboard sounds can help bridge divisions, new research says [1044d]
• Statistics can help us figure out how historic battles could have turned out differently, say experts [1044d]
• Florida under water: Why was Hurricane Idalia so destructive? [1044d]
• Single primer enrichment technology: A new genomic resource to investigate the diversity of lettuce germplasm [1044d]
• Europe's very own dinosaurs: The enigmatic Late Cretaceous rhabdodontids [1044d]
• Strategic framing, financial support and capacity-building could raise climate ambitions [1044d]
• Influence of residual aluminum hydrolyzed species on activated sludge properties in industrial wastewater pre-treatment [1044d]
• Emphasizing the need for energy independence could change the views of climate deniers, study says [1044d]
• 90% of flowering plant species found to rely on animal pollinators [1044d]
• Spelt or common wheat? Their diversity of nutritional components prevents identification of which species is healthier [1044d]
• Surprising study results: Students are bored during exams [1044d]
• Researcher: Workers like it when their employers talk about diversity and inclusion [1044d]
• Using GPS, satellites and statistics to track and protect giraffes across a range of diverse African habitats [1044d]
• Idaho's Silver Valley is still at risk 50 years after mine fire caused largest lead-poisoning case in US history [1044d]
• Q&A: Year-round school—difference-maker or waste of time? [1044d]
• Micro-optical technology based on metamaterials takes center stage [1044d]
• Just off California, octopuses are converging by the thousands. Here's why [1044d]
• What can cities do to correct racism and help all communities live longer? It starts with city planning, says researcher [1044d]
• Too many young people who've been in detention die prematurely. They deserve better, say researchers [1044d]
• 'I tend to be very gentle': How teachers are navigating climate change in the classroom [1044d]
• A swarm of swimming microbots could be deployed to Europa's ocean [1044d]
• Exploring Io's volcanic activity via Hubble and Webb telescopes [1044d]
• Climate change boosts risk of extreme wildfires 25%: study [1044d]
• Last 'Super Blue Moon' until 2037 rises tonight [1044d]
• Researcher combats bullying of students with disabilities [1044d]
• Organic nanosensors may be able to detect harmful pesticides thanks to new research [1044d]
• Antibiotics found to promote the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the gut [1044d]
• Effects of recharge process on groundwater nitrate concentration in an oasis of Tengger Desert hinterland [1044d]
• Study provides evidence for hidden diversity within Hydnoraceae [1044d]
• Oxygen production from volcanic sulfur dioxide photochemistry: A possible trigger for Earth's great oxidation event [1044d]
• Study charts America's monthly struggle with COVID-19 hardships [1044d]
• Select microgreens in custom diet may help deliver desired nutrients [1044d]
• JWST plucks one single star out of a galaxy seen 12.5 billion years ago [1044d]
• Researchers reveal stable isotope variation during below-cloud evaporation [1044d]
• Researcher studies how hate speech becomes acts of terror [1044d]
• Managers need menopause training to protect profits and retain women in senior jobs, say researchers [1044d]
• Climate extremes hit stressed economies even harder, study shows [1044d]
• New X-ray detectors to provide unprecedented vision of the invisible universe [1044d]
• Debunking another myth surrounding low-income housing tax credits [1044d]
• Adapting Ritalin to tackle cocaine abuse [1044d]
• How a mere 12% of Americans eat half the nation's beef, creating significant health and environmental impacts [1044d]
• NASA to demonstrate laser communications from space station [1044d]
• Study finds that Black legislators who deploy rhetorical symbolism in discussions of race are persuasive [1044d]
• Nuclear weapons tests found to contribute to persistent radioactivity in German wild boars [1044d]
• Double barrier design proposed to enhance tunneling electroresistance [1044d]
• Writing in water using an ion-exchange bead as a pen [1044d]
• Salmon bones confirm sustainable chum fishery for 2,500 years under Tsleil-Waututh Nation [1044d]
• Fish buffered from recent marine heat waves, showing there's still time to act on climate change [1044d]
• Researchers track yeast population dynamics in fuel bioethanol production [1044d]
• Study finds how some ion channels form structures permitting drug delivery [1044d]
• Unveiling global warming's impact on daily precipitation with deep learning [1044d]