The Brutalist Report - science
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- Bumble bee queens illustrate the complex effects of pesticide exposure on pollinator health [350d]
- New manzanita species discovered in California, already at risk [350d]
- Purim and protest: The role of effigies in Cochin Jewish tradition [350d]
- Superhydrophobic particles offer promising method to tackle water pollutants [350d]
- Giant ice bulldozers: How ancient glaciers helped life evolve [350d]
- Remote video provides new insights into spawning aggregation dynamics of the black-saddled coral grouper [350d]
- One of the most massive black holes in the universe lurks at the center of the Cosmic Horseshoe [350d]
- Gender plays a role in long-term unemployed individuals' perception of their capabilities, Finnish study finds [350d]
- Lucy spacecraft takes its first images of asteroid Donaldjohanson [350d]
- NASA's EZIE is launching to study magnetic fingerprints of Earth's aurora [350d]
- Friendly but stressed: Researchers investigate social stress in wild Japanese macaques [350d]
- Research illuminates the path to superior electro-optic performance in aluminum scandium nitride alloys [350d]
- Every planet of our solar system is lining up in the February night sky [350d]
- Automatic cell analysis: AI-powered software 'segments anything' in microscopy images [350d]
- Researchers identify successful strategies for collaborative species conservation [350d]
- Competing effects of global warming and sea surface temperature explain recent strengthening of the Walker circulation [350d]
- Nanoparticles deliver microRNAs to muscle stem cells for potential muscular dystrophy treatment [350d]
- From scraps to sips: Biomass-based hydrogel pulls drinking water from thin air [350d]
- Mutualistic interaction between caterpillars and ants is highly specific, study shows [350d]
- Mixed-species forests outperform monocultures in carbon storage, even in extreme weather [350d]
- Carbon capture and storage: How to remove all carbon dioxide emissions everywhere all at once [350d]
- Seismometers reveal Earth's longest-runout undersea sediment flows in unprecedented detail [350d]
- Snakes on Sado Island coexist through differentiation of activity time, habitat and diet [350d]
- Ireland's protected dunes are thriving—thanks to well-managed tourism [350d]
- Humans have the earliest jawed fish to thank for their flexible joints, study suggests [350d]
- Scientists have discovered a 3-billion-year-old beach buried on Mars [350d]
- Do you speak other languages at home? This will not hold your child back at school [350d]
- What do young people want to see in politics? More than 20,000 pieces of their writing hold some answers [350d]
- Butchers, bakers, candlestick-makers, and prostitutes: The women working behind the scenes in papal Avignon [350d]
- What sports teams Americans love to hate and the 2024 election have in common [350d]
- Study reveals hidden costs of sponsored content for influencers [350d]
- Colorado Plateau's dramatic canyons: How rivers' ancient pauses and rapid cuts shaped them [350d]
- Breakthrough enables measurement of local dark matter density using direct acceleration measurements [350d]
- Designing self-destructing bacteria to make effective tuberculosis vaccines [350d]
- Long-term costs of global warming: Weaker ocean circulation could cost trillions [350d]
- Researchers delve into one of biology's scientific frontiers—by studying studies [350d]
- Colorado is tackling air pollution in vulnerable neighborhoods by regulating five air toxics [350d]
- Ice cores reveal multiple major volcanic eruptions in the 13th century [350d]
- Scientists study breeding of pet fish to help protect reefs and fuel Florida's economy [350d]
- Mesoporous silicon: Etching technique reveals unique electronic transport properties [350d]
- Landmark polar sciences experiment announced for next decade [350d]
- Study reveals genetic secrets of herbicide-resistant amaranth weeds [350d]
- Material's 'incipient ferroelectricity' could jumpstart fast, low-power electronics [350d]
- Study reveals Africa will reach 1.5C climate change threshold by 2040 even under low emission scenarios [350d]
- Survey reveals key insights on teacher retention post-pandemic [350d]
- Farmers, investors, miners and parents: How unconventional climate advocates can reach new audiences [350d]
- Calculating the economic cost of climate change is tricky, even futile—it's also a distraction [350d]
- AI influencer marketing may pose risk to brand trust, new research finds [350d]
- Alcohol ingestion by animals is surprisingly widespread, and we're starting to understand its impact [350d]
- NASA's Europa Clipper uses Mars to go the distance [350d]
- Trump, Putin and Musk all share a leadership style—we've figured out what it is [350d]
- Solar system's journey through Orion complex 14 million years ago may have altered Earth's climate [350d]
- Study looks at how high school students recognize and perform acts of kindness [350d]
- Bitter taste receptors in skin cells function as a defense mechanism against harmful substances, researcher discover [350d]
- Clashing with classmates: Off-putting traits spark enemy relationships for primary and middle schoolers [350d]
- Modifying graphene sheets with plasma to produce better gas sensors [350d]
- 3D imaging approach reveals intricate steps of herpes simplex virus assembly [350d]
- Sister cells' shared fate: How a cytoplasmic bridge triggers synchronized cell death [350d]
- A faster way to detect Listeria: New method takes 8 hours instead of 24 or more [350d]
- A completely new type of microscopy based on quantum sensors [350d]
- Bubbles that break rules: A fluid discovery that defies logic [350d]
- Photocurrent spectroscopy uncovers hidden energy losses in water splitting [350d]
- A contradictory protein readily accepts electrons despite having a strongly negative charge [350d]
- Using weak spots in semiconductor nanoplatelets to direct nanoscale assemblies [350d]
- Male mosquitofish that perform better at problem-solving have a higher chance of mating, research shows [350d]
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