The Brutalist Report - science
- New international research reveals majority of gig economy workers feel under threat from review websites [906d]
- Ancient DNA analysis sheds light on the early peopling of South America [906d]
- 500 million year-old fossils reveal answer to evolutionary riddle [906d]
- 3,300 hidden fungi coat soybean plants: New research explains significance [906d]
- Invasive malaria mosquito spreading in Africa, researchers warn [906d]
- Despite conflict Russia sends France giant magnet for nuclear fusion project [906d]
- Ian ruins man-made reefs, brings algae bloom to Florida [906d]
- New technique makes gene editing at scale possible in animals, shortening work timeframes by years [906d]
- Trade and migration will affect how states and countries adapt to climate change [906d]
- Harnessing the building blocks of polymer recycling [906d]
- More than one way to build a black bird: The quirks of remote island evolution [906d]
- Reducing childhood poverty could cut criminal convictions by almost a quarter, study shows [906d]
- Rare and iconic Atala butterflies retain an ancient pattern of wing symmetry [906d]
- Bats protect young trees from insect damage, with three times fewer bugs [906d]
- Researchers join forces to further explore the catalytic applications of semiconductors [906d]
- Deep learning underlies geographic dataset used in hurricane response [906d]
- Racially segregated communities more vulnerable to toxic-metal air pollution, study finds [906d]
- Team develops a new method for studying atomic-level ribosome function [906d]
- Jet lagged plants pave the way to first digital plant [906d]
- Gut bacteria are essential for development of social behavior in fish [906d]
- Anthropologists find new ways female bones are permanently altered after giving birth [906d]
- New nanoparticle-based sensors can measure residual herbicides in food [906d]
- Extreme weather events do not lead to policy change, according to new study [906d]
- Joshua Tree National Park without Joshua trees? The fight is on to protect the beloved plant [906d]
- Study probes physiological mechanism of treeline formation from carbon allocation [906d]
- Novel nanopore-based technology helps detect pathogens among cancer patients rapidly and precisely [906d]
- Overcoming the optical resolution limit [906d]
- Experiment helps predict effects of DART impact [906d]
- Learning to better understand the language of algae [906d]
- How much microplastic do whales eat? Up to 10 million pieces per day, research finds [906d]
- Researchers collaborate to better understand the weak nuclear force [906d]
- Habitat mapping data can fill gaps in knowledge on biodiversity [906d]
- Terrorism conspiracy theories among the public in the UK: 1 in 11 people can be classed as strong believers [906d]
- Can cats at a crime scene help find key DNA evidence? [906d]
- Testing a fundamental force: New study advances our understanding of the universe [906d]
- Physics of disaster: How mudslides move [906d]
- School attendance problems are complex, and our solutions need to be as well [906d]
- Study explores how communities of color remain excluded from all that nature has to offer [906d]
- New technique helps identify genes related to aging [906d]
- COVID-19 reshaped the way we buy, prepare and consume food [906d]
- The immortality of germ cells [906d]
- Scientists uncover new clues about the climate and health impact of secondary organic aerosol particles [906d]
- Did supermassive black holes collapse directly out of giant clouds of gas? It could depend on magnetic fields [906d]
- Democracy spreads in waves—but shared cultural history might matter more than geography [906d]
- 70 years of data suggest the Conservatives will suffer a big defeat at the next UK election [906d]
- How 1970s conservation laws turned Australia into a tinderbox [906d]
- Wild chimpanzees and gorillas can form long friendly associations that last decades [906d]
- Gender diversity reforms have helped UK company boards, but they are failing in other countries—new research [906d]
- What quantum technology means for Canada's future [906d]
- A new control system for synthetic genes [906d]
- SpaceX nails booster landings after foggy military launch [906d]
- Access to sports betting in the US has exploded since 2018—and we're just starting to learn about the effects [906d]
- When the Supreme Court loses Americans' loyalty, chaos—even violence—can follow [906d]
- Republicans and Democrats see news bias only in stories that clearly favor the other party [906d]
- How debt-for-climate swaps can help solve low-income countries' fiscal and environmental challenges at the same time [906d]
- Spiritual but not religious Americans are finding new ways of pursuing meaning [906d]
- Holographic microscopy provides insights into the life of microplankton [906d]
- When it comes to addressing global climate impacts, who should pay? [906d]
- Simulating the shear destruction of red blood cells [906d]
- Gun violence across America: Unexpected trends revealed by statistical analysis [906d]
- Capturing and analyzing subtle combination tones produced by violins [906d]
- Physicists have proposed a theory of solidification of iron-nickel alloy [906d]
- GPCR signaling coordinates inter-tissue mitochondrial stress communication in C. elegans [906d]
- How Gen Z are using the past to feel positive about the future [906d]
- Heavy payload balloon lifted to near-space heights [906d]
- Scale effect matters when investigating spatial heterogeneity and driving factors of urban flooding [906d]
- Quantum dots form ordered material [906d]
- The impact of deforestation and afforestation on the global water cycle [906d]
- Surviving space: Extreme plant adaptation [906d]
- Land-based climate plans 'unrealistic': report [906d]
- 'Stripped, pulsating core of a massive star' spotted for the first time [906d]
- More than half of 'data deficient' species may be threatened with extinction [906d]
- Synthesis and surface modification of nickel-rich layered oxide cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries [906d]
- Warning of the need to standardize the beach safety signage system in Spain [906d]
- How serial killers captured popular culture [906d]
- As dense as it gets: New model for matter in neutron star collisions [906d]
- New analysis takes a closer look at the sterile neutrino [906d]
- Transition metal-doped iron oxide nanocrystals modulate MRI contrast performance [906d]
- Do IPO firms become myopic? [906d]
- New exoplanet detected with the ESPRESSO spectrograph [906d]
- First evidence that black mangroves can produce twins [906d]
- Advances in selective laser sintering of polymers [906d]
- Digital coupons can trigger shoppers to start spending again in times of recession [906d]
- Machine learning facilitates 'turbulence tracking' in fusion reactors [906d]
- Clean hydrogen fuel is easier to produce from seawater with stable hierarchical electrocatalysts [906d]
- Are insects doomed? New study shows added threat of climate change [906d]
- Low-income households more likely to have power disconnected after hot summers [906d]
- Video: Is DNA the future of data storage? [906d]
- Final module docks at China's Tiangong space station [906d]
- New potentially hazardous asteroid discovered [906d]
- Bird flu infects Iowa egg farm with 1 million chickens [906d]
- Antibiotic resistance linked to these household products [906d]
- Ancient genomes reveal hidden history of human adaptation [906d]
- Violent supershear earthquakes are more common than previously thought [906d]
- UCI flood modeling framework reveals heightened risk and disparities in Los Angeles [906d]
- Photos suggest rhino horns have shrunk over past century, likely due to hunting [907d]
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