The Brutalist Report - science
- California firefighters use AI to battle wildfires [494d]
- Australia logging ban to create koala haven [494d]
- The 'science of reading' swept reforms into classrooms nationwide. What about math? [494d]
- American researcher has been rescued from deep Turkish cave more than a week after he fell ill [494d]
- New water treatment approach helps to avoid harmful chemicals [494d]
- Urban parks built on former waste incineration sites could be lead hotspots, study finds [494d]
- Incarceration results in drops in short-term economic activity, but has limited long run impacts [494d]
- The new model powering faster flood predictions [494d]
- Atmospheric scientists reveal much of Houston's ozone exceedance due to air flows from the north [494d]
- In 200 years of animal welfare concerns, cruelty remains a significant issue, researcher says [494d]
- Making Arctic field geology accessible by digitizing outcrops [494d]
- New analysis reveals the differing threats to African lion populations [494d]
- Q&A: New book examines intersection between climate and information crises [494d]
- Firms address corporate scandal with lengthy codes of ethics, study shows [494d]
- You say tomato, these scientists say evolutionary mystery [494d]
- Understanding sensitive soils to improve quality of surrounding water [494d]
- Studies highlight new approaches to addressing climate change [494d]
- Arctic research grows and strengthens international cooperation: Report [494d]
- Q&A: What caused Morocco's earthquake? A geologist studying the Atlas mountains explains [494d]
- Researchers develop model system to assess the efficacy of shark sanctuaries [494d]
- UK report highlights link between child poverty and poor educational attainment [494d]
- The role of high hydrostatic pressure in altering bacteria in donkey milk [494d]
- Probing rare hot plasma flows in the upper atmosphere [494d]
- Baby beaver sighting inspires hopes of a California comeback [494d]
- Trapped US explorer on verge of rescue from deep Turkish cave [494d]
- A forecasting revolution on its way through new satellite data [494d]
- Study on consistency of greenhouse gas concentrations between GOSAT and GOSAT-2 [494d]
- Sorghum bran packs bigger punch than whole grain, nutritional study shows [494d]
- Team of astronomers investigate a galaxy group in the early universe [494d]
- 'Invisible' cell types and gene expression revealed with sequencing data analysis improvement [494d]
- A medieval manuscript likely hides a record of an impending recurrent nova [494d]
- Nanostores are the backbone of emerging economies, but they need stronger supply chains [494d]
- Global effort needed to combat corruption and recover stolen assets [494d]
- Invasive earthworms are changing the soil in Canada's boreal forests [494d]
- Ecology and artificial intelligence: Stronger together [494d]
- Two closely related fig species show signatures of hybridization at climatic margins [494d]
- Hurricane Fiona's legacy: How studying storm impacts can help us better prepare for future events [494d]
- Europe-wide study reveals climate change can alter the risk of birds and bats succumbing to infectious diseases [494d]
- NASA technology can spot wine grape disease from the sky. The world's food supply could benefit [494d]
- PortMiami dredging killed 80 times more coral than expected. More digging coming soon [494d]
- Ocean drilling discovers dynamic carbon cycling in the ultra-deep-water Japan Trench [494d]
- Scientist says he 'left out the full truth' to get climate change wildfire study published in journal [494d]
- Hybrid catalyst produces critical fertilizer and cleans wastewater [494d]
- Greece's record rainfall and flash floods: Across the Mediterranean, the weather is becoming more dangerous [494d]
- Plan to scare off monkeys by mimicking their 'natural enemies' may work, but not for the reasons it's supposed to [494d]
- Lawmakers approve plan to strengthen oversight of California water rights [494d]
- Ancient shoes: Tracks on a South African beach offer oldest evidence yet of human footwear [494d]
- How microbiomes and the smells they produce help shape behavior in bugs, birds, animals and humans [494d]
- US hit by record number of billion-dollar disasters so far this year [494d]
- Americans are worried about AI in the workplace: Poll [494d]
- Canada's lack of recognition for gender-based violence is putting disaster survivors at risk, says researcher [494d]
- Heat waves have a cost: Here's why it's important to quantify it [494d]
- China makes developers pay compensation for their ecological impacts. Here's how this unique scheme works [494d]
- Seven red flags your teen might be in an abusive relationship. And six signs it's escalating [494d]
- Balzan Prizes recognize achievements in study of human evolution, black holes with $840,000 awards [494d]
- Polaris is the closest, brightest cepheid variable. Very recently, something changed [494d]
- Fire climate regimes around Australia shifted abruptly 20 years ago, and falling humidity may explain why [494d]
- Should the next big observatories be built on the moon? [494d]
- Physicists create powerful magnets to de-freeze quantum computing [494d]
- An outline for teaching responsible use of AI in high schools [494d]
- Engineers have designed 'radio-quiet' electronics to power the world's largest radio telescope [494d]
- The case for a small universe [494d]
- Novel material enables an ultrafast electron diffraction probe for quantum materials [494d]
- Study explores an underappreciated way warmer temperatures will impact ecosystems: Decomposition [494d]
- Examining the experiences of anti-Asian racism among medical students [494d]
- The universe caught suppressing cosmic structure growth [494d]
- Floating sea farms: A solution to feed the world and ensure freshwater by 2050 [494d]
- Study finds probation associated with poorer health for Black Americans [494d]
- Scientists investigate protein that controls skeletal muscle composition [494d]
- Study shows auxin signaling pathway controls root hair formation for nitrogen uptake [494d]
- The scent of the ancient Egyptian afterlife has been recreated—here's what it smelled like [494d]
- Environmental DNA breakthrough detects genetic diversity of invasive fish [494d]
- You can leave your gloves on: Self-decontaminating fabric enables multiuse personal protective equipment [494d]
- Small islands take ocean protection case to UN court [494d]
- Ceramic tea set glazing affects health benefits of tea, finds new study [494d]
- Webb discovers methane, carbon dioxide in atmosphere of K2-18 b [494d]
- What to know about a major rescue underway to bring a US researcher out of a deep Turkish cave [494d]
- Scientist who led team that created Dolly the cloned sheep dies at 79 [494d]
- Powerful black holes might grow up in bustling galactic neighborhoods [494d]
- Concrete crisis: Officials thought asbestos in schools was safe too—the same mistakes have been made over Raac [494d]
- The Venom spider: New genus named after Marvel character [494d]
- Hubble images galaxy IC 1776 [494d]
- Here's how the Sept. 24 asteroid sample delivery will work [494d]
- Archaeologists reveal largest paleolithic cave art site in Eastern Iberia [494d]
- Helicopter-based observations uncover warm ocean flows toward Totten Ice Shelf in Southeast Antarctica [494d]
- AI tool helps optimize antibody medicines [494d]
- A new design strategy for mechanoresponsive materials with high thermal tolerance [494d]
- Paper proposes a new way to understand how materials interact with hydrogen [494d]
- Researchers a step closer to effective heparanase inhibitor [494d]
- New ionic materials boost hydrogen fuel cell efficiency [494d]
- Team develops microelectrodes with soft, stretchable and permeable properties for implantable bioelectronic devices [494d]
- Potatoes with the right 'antennas': Origin of novel broad resistance to late blight found in wild potato relatives [494d]
- Super antifreeze in cells: The ability to survive in ice and snow developed in animals far earlier than we thought [494d]
- Researchers design ammonia-resistant nickel-based fuel cell catalyst [494d]
- Radiation damage mechanisms: Study shows water ionization hot-spots form around solvated metal ions [494d]
- Quantum information science is rarely taught in high school—here's why that matters [494d]
- Invasive red fire ants confirmed in Europe for the first time [494d]
- Video: How is ceviche 'cooked?' [494d]
- Ancient bacteria species among the first of its kind to colonize land [494d]
- Nano droplets go skiing at high temperatures [494d]
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