The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Japan's chief meteorologist calls rumors of a July earthquake a hoax and urges people not to worry [57d]
• Startups show off ocean-preserving tech at Paris trade fair [57d]
• Quantum spirals: Programmable platform offers new ways to explore electrons in chiral systems [57d]
• Fossil corals point to possibly steeper sea level rise under a warming world [57d]
• Planet-forming disks lose gas faster than dust, new survey finds [57d]
• Decoding high energy physics with AI and machine learning [57d]
• Ocean acidification may have crossed 'planetary boundary' five years ago [57d]
• Sensors equipped on drones can detect fires and monitor greenhouse gas emissions [57d]
• Researchers reveal acyl chain length-dependent conformational dynamics of acyl carrier protein [57d]
• Reef fish population growing off Alabama coast [57d]
• Strange radio pulses detected coming from ice in Antarctica [57d]
• Western standards behind the gender equality paradox, study suggests [57d]
• First quantum-mechanical model of quasicrystals reveals why they exist [57d]
• Why honesty doesn't always pay in negotiations [57d]
• 'Eldest sons held the power in ancient Egypt,' says researcher [57d]
• Global resolution: Radio telescope network captures image of distant black hole jet [57d]
• Nanogrid drug delivery systems developed for precise lung inflammation treatment [57d]
• Increased forest fires due to climate change could alter oceanic CO₂ absorption [57d]
• Investigating population density and habitat use of the introduced Japanese weasel [57d]
• Aromatic ring technique converts inert chemicals into complex functional molecules [57d]
• Time to prepare for better floodwater monitoring at Murray Mouth [57d]
• Restoring seascapes: New study calls for urgent habitat reconnection to meet climate and biodiversity goals [57d]
• Optimal solvents can boost MOF carrier capacity for precision drug delivery [57d]
• Keeping time in cyanobacteria: Scientists discover 'ticking' mechanism driving nature's simplest circadian clock [57d]
• Some plants make their own pesticide—but at what cost to the atmosphere? [57d]
• Molecular structure of tuberculosis efflux pump reveals how bacteria resist key antibiotic [57d]
• Redefining thermosensing plants: New model could enable climate-tailored crops for food security [57d]
• Simple solution yields ultra-thin tin sulfide sheets for next-generation electronics [57d]
• A conservative defense: Downstream negative feedback loops resist evolutionary blitzes [57d]
• Microbubble-driven nanoparticles deliver gene suppressors to break down MRSA biofilms [57d]
• 'Dark' personality traits thrive in societies with corruption and inequality, global study shows [57d]
• A polymeric package deal: Diagnosing and treating breast cancer with a single nanoparticle complex [57d]
• How the disappearance of mastodons still threatens native South American forests [57d]
• Mysterious boat burial practices on the desert's edge: Study sheds light on ancient Xiaohe funerary rites [57d]
• 1000 hours with the Square Kilometer Array may be our best hope to finally see Cosmic Dawn [57d]
• 3D-printed device splits white noise into an acoustic rainbow without electricity [57d]
• Pacific Ocean life at risk from noisy deep-sea mining [57d]
• Cesspit shows songbirds served hot and flat as first-century street-food [57d]
• Integrated model explains violent extremism [57d]
• A high-resolution spectrometer that fits into smartphones [57d]
• Musical cicadas brought back to UK from France [57d]
• In-situ structure of sperm central apparatus reveals molecular basis of male infertility [57d]
• Revealing the hidden enemies of light in perovskite materials [57d]
• Online tool connecting businesses and universities [57d]
• Novel electroenzymatic strategy enables non-natural oxidation reactions [57d]
• Colorado's wolves have produced new pups, state agency confirms [57d]
• Expert Q&A: Could artificial intelligence make war and peace decisions? [57d]
• Facial action coding now covers bonobos, offering further insights into primate communication [57d]
• ULA's retired Delta IV launch tower demolished as SpaceX eyes Cape Canaveral site for Starship [57d]
• In unlikely relationship, endangered herons seek out Chicago zoo's red wolves for protection [57d]
• New approach reversibly configures single and heteronuclear dual-atom catalysts on MoS₂ substrate [57d]
• Making trees in fire-maintained forest less susceptible to drought [57d]
• Taking the wind out of dangerous cyclones [57d]
• Global action urgently needed to tackle antimicrobial resistance, experts warn [57d]
• Pangolins in Nigeria may be hunted for food rather than illicit scales trade [58d]
• Koalas set to benefit from new genetic screening tool [58d]
• UN summit to end with boost for ocean conservation [58d]
• AI-powered model improves ozone pollution forecasting [58d]
• Geographic bias in virus naming: Lessons from coronavirus show it's better to act early [58d]
• Swarm intelligence directs longhorn crazy ants to clear the road ahead for sisters carrying bulky food [58d]