The Brutalist Report - science
- Increased threat of conflict enhances mongoose pup survival: Study challenges long-held belief on reproductive success [853d]
- 'Bouncing' comets could deliver building blocks for life to exoplanets [853d]
- Microplastics come from everywhere—yes, that includes sex toys [853d]
- Study reveals unfair representation of migrant domestic workers in mistreatment cases in Chinese media [853d]
- A sweet solution: Turning winery waste into jelly [853d]
- Quantifying the risk associated with rockfalls in the Andes [853d]
- Researchers highlight advancements in biomedical research with enzyme-activated fluorescent probes [853d]
- New theory links topology and finance [853d]
- How teachers would handle student violence against educators [853d]
- Research offers more precise forecasting of required precipitation for a recent drought recovery [853d]
- How waste from the mining industry has perpetuated apartheid-like policies in South Africa [853d]
- Q&A: When does shaming work? [853d]
- A tale of two proteins: Fundamental research could make growing better crops like clockwork [853d]
- Exploring design rules for using supramolecular hydrogels to mimic the extracellular matrix [853d]
- What's behind the toxic levels of mercury in tropical birds? Gold mining, study shows [853d]
- 'Forever chemicals' blood tests in Belgium over polluted water [853d]
- Pacific rainbow+ communities face discrimination, conversion therapy [853d]
- National climate plans won't limit warming to 1.5°C, so COP28 is critical, UN warns [853d]
- Study describes 48 new species of spiders [853d]
- Bioengineers send cardiac muscle samples into space to study heart cell biology in microgravity [853d]
- Five ways NASA supercomputing takes missions from concept to reality [853d]
- Chemist unlocks plastic alternatives using proteins and clothing scraps [853d]
- Testing of citizen scientist discovery suggests it is on the boundary between comet and asteroid [853d]
- Using dust to bust crime scene DNA forensics [853d]
- Downloading NASA's dark matter data from above the clouds [853d]
- Study finds strongest evidence yet for local sources of cosmic ray electrons [853d]
- Scientists discover new component in world's best-studied plant [853d]
- Research reveals extreme fluctuations between drought and flooding are devastating millions of lives [853d]
- Trailblazing new Earth satellite put to test in preparation for launch [853d]
- Evidence-led GM crop regulation could help UK take lead in tackling global food security, climate change risks [853d]
- The influence of social media on revenge tourism [853d]
- Twitter users in states affected by hurricanes discuss climate change up to 200% more frequently in the following weeks [853d]
- Non-native species likely to continue spreading in North America, Australia and Europe [853d]
- Five takeaways from a sweeping report on climate change in the US [853d]
- Boosting profits for technology holders and licensees through game theory [853d]
- Is innovation in business measurable? [853d]
- Researchers: Collapse of West Antarctic ice sheet is still preventable—if we act fast to keep future warming in check [853d]
- New study finds stressed employees become too depleted to properly recover [853d]
- Learning about seismic signatures when the Earth moves: Earthquake risk in Indonesia [853d]
- Q&A: Is a volcano about to erupt in Iceland? Expert explains the telltale signs that an eruption might occur [853d]
- Want to be more persuasive online? Use the present tense, study suggests [853d]
- Toxic gunk cleansed from South Carolina's Congaree River 13 years after first reported. What's next? [853d]
- How nostalgia and memories find expression in social media [853d]
- Some of today's earthquakes may be aftershocks from quakes in the 1800s [853d]
- Researchers construct modularized catalytic system for transfer hydrogenation [853d]
- How tiny hinges bend the infection-spreading spikes of a coronavirus [853d]
- Conflict pollution, washed-up landmines and military emissions: How war trashes the environment [853d]
- Québec's summer 2023 wildfires were the most devastating in 50 years. Is the worst yet to come? [853d]
- Preventing pollen-mediated gene flow from transgenic camelina using engineered cleistogamy [853d]
- Decoding the genetics of ascorbic acid: A deep dive into strawberry's Vitamin C content and its environmental factors [853d]
- Decoding the Cascade hop genome: Unraveling evolutionary secrets and divergence in the Cannabaceae family [853d]
- Unlocking the mystery of skin cracking in chili peppers [853d]
- Revolutionizing kiwifruit cultivation: Cutting-edge breeding strategies for Actinidia [853d]
- Atmospheric Waves Experiment launches to space station [853d]
- Analyzing the blood of fish can show us how healthy they are [853d]
- Insights into moss growth under elevated carbon dioxide levels may benefit climate change models [853d]
- How salinity affects seasonal variability of the Makassar Strait throughflow [853d]
- Restoring ecosystems to boost biodiversity is an urgent priority—an 'Eco-index' can guide the way [853d]
- Researcher: This is the hottest autumn on record—and it's impacting the climate system and human society [853d]
- Earthworms are our friends—but they could make the climate crisis worse if we're not careful [853d]
- Orkney's lost tomb—how researchers made the Neolithic discovery [853d]
- Examining the role wolves play in boreal forest dynamics as they constrain beaver movements [853d]
- Mapping project shows how extensive frontier violence was in Queensland [853d]
- Young people's reluctance to talk about money is putting them at risk. Here's how to help them [853d]
- Why the future might not be where you think it is: How different cultures perceive time [853d]
- New tool to help AI track animals could boost biology research [853d]
- High-severity wildfires threaten global timber production, new study finds [853d]
- Genetic discovery opens bioengineering opportunities for human and plant health [853d]
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