The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Oil extraction may have triggered small earthquakes in Surrey, study suggests [632d]
• Gaza analysis: 64,000 deaths due to violence between October 2023 and June 2024 [632d]
• Study highlights need for increasingly diverse approaches in teaching of intercultural communication [633d]
• 'Only yes means yes': How 'La Manada' case reshaped social and legal discourse [633d]
• Study shows bird flight paths through two proposed Bass Strait wind farms [633d]
• Discovery of new skeletal tissue advances regenerative medicine potential [633d]
• Space Launch System could launch a Titan balloon mission [633d]
• AI categorizes 700 million aurora images for better geomagnetic storm forecasting [633d]
• Inexpensive ion-selective syringe electrodes can quantify potassium levels in food and pharmaceuticals [633d]
• A third of UK public would have been 'tolerant' of petty corruption during COVID-19 vaccine rollout [633d]
• Trust paradox: Benefiting from betrayal doesn't always erode trust [633d]
• Astronomers discovered 44 ancient stars using gravitational lensing—an astrophysicist explains how they did it [633d]
• Qualitative research highlights community-driven strategies for cleaner air [633d]
• May the force not be with you: Cell migration doesn't only rely on generating force [633d]
• New research refutes notion that prehistoric kangaroos ran out of food due to specialized diets [633d]
• Rewriting the equation for deformation and flow of watery glacier ice [633d]
• Arsenic's atmospheric journey: New methods reveal environmental toxin's transport pathways [633d]
• Scientists create comprehensive map of protein locations within human cells [633d]
• AI-powered staining in microbiology: Researchers introduce virtual Gram staining of label-free bacteria [633d]
• 'RNA lanterns' could offer new insights into viruses and human memory [633d]
• Software tool accelerates analysis of active sites in single atom catalysts [633d]
• Five climate change stories to keep an eye on this year [633d]
• Shade plants in the spotlight: New method measures how plants in shade receive light [633d]
• Single-step coating offers scalable, non-toxic flame protection for fabrics [633d]
• Natural products from soil fungus could replace harmful pesticides in agriculture [633d]
• Discovery poised to help detect dark matter and pave way to unravel the universe's secrets [633d]
• How to deploy and talk to LEAVES on Venus [633d]
• Chimpanzees are genetically adapted to local habitats and infections such as malaria, research reveals [633d]
• Logging and conversion of tropical forests to oil palm plantations have wide effects on ecosystems, study shows [633d]
• Shared heat tolerance leaves ecosystems at risk of sudden climate-driven collapse [633d]
• How ancient flying reptiles ruled the skies: Study uncovers pterosaur tail structures that enhanced flight capabilities [633d]
• Hybridizing physical product development: Experts propose new hybrid framework could address current issues [633d]
• Major LA fires '0%' contained as residents survey havoc [633d]
• Nothin' but pawpaws in the pawpaw patch: Large native fruit creates habitat where only it can thrive [633d]
• 2024's extreme ocean heat leaves 2 mysteries to solve [633d]
• Research suggests those who use buy-now-pay-later services end up spending more [633d]
• Changes to the census will impact how Americans self-identify, study finds [633d]
• Researchers test genetically edited citrus tree that controls insects responsible for greening [633d]
• Wireless electrochemical synthesis: Microelectronics transform well plate for high-throughput experimentation [633d]
• How the US could in fact make Canada an American territory [633d]
• LA is on fire—how will Australia cope when bushfires hit Sydney, Melbourne or another major city? [633d]
• Is Australian English under threat from the Americans? It's not as simple as you might think [633d]
• Social media 'soft girls' depend on men for money—but Sweden once used state 'influencers' to urge women to get jobs [633d]
• This summer, please leave the sea shells by the seashore [633d]
• Chemists unlock potential of ketone and ester molecules, paving way for greener and more efficient drug development [633d]
• Inhalable therapy uses mussel-inspired nanoparticles to target lung cancer cells [633d]
• NOAA says La Nina ocean cooling has finally arrived, but it's weak and may cause fewer problems [633d]
• Spacecraft buzzes Mercury's north pole and beams back stunning photos [633d]
• Blue Origin's first orbital launch now targeting Sunday [633d]
• Shocked LA residents survey fire damage, brace for more [633d]
• Three myths about rural education that are holding students back [633d]
• I study modern-day slavery—and here's what I've learned about how enslavers try to justify their actions [633d]
• Coral reefs' surprising recovery linked to close neighbors [633d]
• Is there really a mid-career crisis? Job satisfaction follows a U-shaped curve only among highly skilled workers [633d]
• How Santa Ana winds fueled the deadly fires in Southern California [633d]
• Boreal forests face increased wildfire threat as tree densities shift [633d]
• Slavery, tax evasion, resistance: The story of 11 Africans in South America's gold mines in the 1500s [633d]
• The psychology behind the well-being benefits of libraries [633d]
• Uncovering ghost drivers in the genome: Study shows convergent promoters act as potent regulators [633d]
• High-resolution simulations explore the physics of star formation [633d]
• Social and economic disparities impact wildfire protection in California [633d]
• Echidna genome study unravels the events leading to multiple sex chromosomes [633d]
• Database paves the way for first study to compare wild animal hunting patterns in African tropical forests [633d]
• Scientists engineer CRISPR enzymes that evade immune system [633d]
• Samples from Mars' surface could unravel planet's history, researchers argue [633d]
• Gene-silencing spray to combat cereal disease is safe for the environment, finds study [633d]