The Brutalist Report - science
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- How social networks shape the vocal diversity of monk parakeets [275d]
- Contemplating art's beauty found to boost abstract and 'big picture' thinking [275d]
- Replanted rainforests may benefit from termite transplants, study finds [275d]
- NASA's IXPE reveals X-ray-generating particles in black hole jets [275d]
- Programmable double-network gels: Interspecies interactions dictate structure, resilience and adaptability [275d]
- NASA progresses toward crewed moon mission with spacecraft and rocket milestones [275d]
- Probing the power and peril of office nicknames [275d]
- Safe, pure and fewer pesticide residues: The consumer case for strip cropping [275d]
- Border closures during COVID briefly reduced support for immigrants and the EU [275d]
- A recently-discovered termite terminator is better, more targeted and won't harm humans [275d]
- Quantum sensing via matter-wave interferometry aboard the ISS could broaden our knowledge of the universe [275d]
- Did the pandemic lockdowns improve digital skills? [275d]
- Global science faces persistent geographic disparities [275d]
- Heat and drought are quietly hurting global crop yields [275d]
- SpaceX gets US approval to launch more Starship flights from Texas [275d]
- SpaceX aims for launch after sunset tonight from Cape Canaveral [275d]
- Beyond pandas: How broadening the flagship concept can help conservation capture more hearts—and save more nature [275d]
- Semiconducting polymer design strategies point way to reducing scar tissue around implants [275d]
- NICER maps debris from Ansky's quasi-periodic eruptions [275d]
- A global network of researchers pools sound data on biodiversity [275d]
- Sovereignty referendums entail no major change in electoral support of both winning and losing sides, finds study [275d]
- Okra and fenugreek extracts remove most microplastics from water, finds research [275d]
- Researchers develop new method for tracking ocean carbon from space [275d]
- Leadership-backed training is key to better policing, according to research [275d]
- Mapping the ocean floor with ancient tides [275d]
- Climate change on your doorstep: Online tool shows future of regional and global water resources [275d]
- Why some mammals glow under ultraviolet light [275d]
- Bridging worlds: Physicists develop novel test of the holographic principle [275d]
- Being honest about using AI at work makes people trust you less, research finds [275d]
- Antimicrobial peptide discovery could transform swine disease management [275d]
- Silver nanoparticles produced by fungus could be used to prevent and treat COVID-19 [275d]
- Why bumblebees prefer yellow flowers to red, and why it matters for biodiversity [275d]
- India plans manned space flight by 2027 [275d]
- Researchers discover large protein-free RNA structures [275d]
- Astronomers tune into the music of a nearby star to unlock a surprising discovery [275d]
- Large-aperture MEMS modulator paves way for high-speed, energy-efficient optical communication systems [275d]
- Deep-trench 3D printing enables next-gen RF devices with unprecedented precision [275d]
- How math reveals the bleeding edge of AI [275d]
- How video games can impact your career [275d]
- Are kids resilient? Societies and families need to offer supports and relationships to nurture resilience [275d]
- Physicists use machine learning to find out how layered gases and metals melt [275d]
- The UK is falling behind in tackling microplastic pollution. Here are three ways the government can catch up [275d]
- Can learning cursive help kids read better? Some policymakers think it's worth a try [275d]
- Tire additives found deposited on fruits and vegetables [275d]
- Anthropogenic climate change contributes to 15,000 US wildfire smoke deaths and $160 billion in losses, study finds [275d]
- It's hard to get meds to the lungs: Breathable algae offers a new path [275d]
- Forest loss to farms and cities linked to declining drinking water quality [275d]
- Study: Families confront roles and responsibilities of rural jail incarceration [275d]
- Ancient Mars may have had a carbon cycle. Study suggests the red planet may have once been warmer, wetter [275d]
- Is exoplanet imaging with the solar gravitational lens feasible? [275d]
- Doomscrolling and phone addiction: How much is too much? [275d]
- Robust method predicts beginning of new climate in Arctic based on warming, wetting and sea ice loss [275d]
- Accelerating drug discovery with a single carbon atom [275d]
- How a community-focused vision for net zero can revive local economies [275d]
- Racism in schools harms Black youths' mental health [275d]
- Lianas are taking over the rainforests, and it's visible from space [276d]
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