The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Breeding success: London zoo counts its animals one-by-one [194d]
• A double dose of nasty winter is about to smack much of the US with snow, ice and biting cold [194d]
• NASA's LEXI will provide X-ray vision of Earth's magnetosphere [194d]
• Carbon in our bodies likely left galaxy and came back on cosmic 'conveyer belt' [194d]
• Orca Tahlequah's new baby dies [194d]
• Braving the cold: Europe's polar research strides forward with new polar hub [194d]
• Fossil study reveals oldest-known evolutionary 'arms race' [194d]
• Hubble captures a pale blue supernova in galaxy LEDA 22057 [194d]
• CaMKIIβ key in transducing Ca²⁺ transients to initiate autophagosome formation: Study [194d]
• Chimpanzees' stone tool choices may mirror ancient human ancestors' techniques [194d]
• Could habitable planets orbiting white dwarfs retain their oceans? Maybe [194d]
• Using an oil industry framework to map space resources [194d]
• A new look at the peculiarities of crop-pollinator interactions could boost plant quality [194d]
• Lake bacteria evolve like clockwork with the seasons, study reveals [194d]
• Co-management of protected areas by NGOs and African countries significantly reduces deforestation [194d]
• First medieval female burial with weapons discovered in Hungary [194d]
• New Orleans New Year's Eve terror attack shows the challenges of protecting 'soft targets,' expert says [194d]
• 2024 was Earth's hottest year, continuing the global warming trend [194d]
• Cover crops as living mulch boost soil health and nutrient cycling, study finds [194d]
• Oysters once crowded Europe's coast—here's how researchers discovered these long-forgotten reefs [194d]
• Bioengineers develop construction kit for 'smart cell' design [194d]
• Scientists reveal overlooked ocean processes crucial for carbon storage [194d]
• Map shows how far Colorado's wandering wolves spread out in December [194d]
• Dungeness crab fishery delayed till after the new year as whale entanglements hit a six-year high [194d]
• Scientists detect mysterious suppression in cosmic structure growth [194d]
• Summer holidays haven't changed much since ancient Greece and Rome (except maybe the sand wrestling) [194d]
• Monarch butterflies are in decline in NZ and Australia—you can help to track where they gather [194d]
• 'One of the most important species for science': How the humble fruit fly transformed four fields of research [194d]
• SpaceX launch on final day of 2024 raises Space Coast tally to 93 for the year [194d]
• Discovery of bistable nanocrystals promises faster, more energy-efficient optical computing [194d]
• From CO₂ to acetaldehyde: New copper catalyst offers green alternative to fossil-fuel-based processes [194d]
• Growing divide: Agricultural climate policies affect food prices differently in poor and wealthy countries [194d]