The Brutalist Report - science
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- For wild bumble bees, diet isn't one-size-fits-all [66d]
- Methane leaks at California oil facilities are also spewing toxic chemicals [66d]
- SpaceX looks to launch Starship on Tuesday night after two days of scrubs [66d]
- Nature experiences bring depth and meaning to life, study suggests [66d]
- Researchers uncover genetic module regulating soybean seed traits [66d]
- What defines a life well-lived? Obituaries may have the answers [66d]
- Study projects increases in lightning, wildfire risk for the U.S. Northwest [66d]
- Tagging vultures can reveal carcass poisoning and prevent mass mortalities in endangered vulture species [66d]
- Wind isn't the only threat: Scientists urge shift to more informed hurricane scale [66d]
- Fossils can reveal a reliable record of marine ecosystem functioning [66d]
- Airborne mapping, field sampling expose sewage contamination locations threatening West Hawai'i coral reefs [66d]
- Pioneering 'soft box' provides affordable protection for human remains and archaeological finds [66d]
- Control theory reveals how zebrafish tissues align and elongate together during development [66d]
- NASA test deploys Roman Space Telescope solar panels and 'visor' [66d]
- Researchers decode tertiary structure of DNA aptamer–ATP complex and improve binding affinity [66d]
- SpaceX set once more for Starship test flight [66d]
- Scientists produce three northern white rhino embryos in race to save species [66d]
- Ancient Egyptian rock art reveals rulers' divine claims and violent displays of power [66d]
- Mechanical memory: The clever strategy cells use to move through narrow environments [66d]
- How losing genes made the pygmy seahorse a master of disguise [66d]
- Females show higher sibling-specific aggression than males, study finds [66d]
- Fine-tuning zinc supplementation and light exposure to boost microgreens' nutrition [66d]
- Brown algae genomes reveal ancient origins and evolutionary fate of sex chromosomes [66d]
- Why lowering commissions can slow home sales [66d]
- Breaking the code in network theory: Bimodularity reveals direction of influence in complex systems [66d]
- Cell feature implicated in cancer forms differently than previously thought [66d]
- Satellite data capture's plant growth cycles from space [66d]
- Better than greenwashing, sustainability reporting boosts financials [66d]
- Busy bees can build the right hive from tricky foundations [66d]
- Deep sea worm fights 'poison with poison' to survive high arsenic and sulfide levels [66d]
- EU fertilization targets fall short of halving excess nitrogen in the soil [66d]
- 3D-printed superconductor achieves record performance with soft matter approach [66d]
- Winners and losers in a hotter ocean [66d]
- The price of shade: New study finds location of trees affects home values [66d]
- Everyday choices quantified to guide environmentally friendly consumer decisions [66d]
- Lessons from the Incas: How llamas, terraces and trees could help the Andes survive climate change [66d]
- Global tariff data reveals men's clothing faces higher import taxes in most cases [66d]
- RNA nanoparticle treatment to prevent premature skull fusion in newborns successfully tested in mice [66d]
- From fear to fluency: What our students learned when they used AI across an entire course [66d]
- We're still not measuring our reliance on nature as we rush to boost productivity [66d]
- Our medieval murder maps reveal the surprising geography of violence in 14th-century English cities [66d]
- Tiny marine protist shells reveal clues for how ice ages start [66d]
- Research shows saltwater systems boost tilapia growth [66d]
- Sci-fi skies: 'Haboob' plunges Phoenix into darkness [66d]
- College students are bombarded by misinformation, so this professor taught them fact-checking 101 [66d]
- Q&A: Math education and the importance of memory and problem solving [66d]
- Study to probe why Australian veterinarians are at nearly double the risk of suicide [66d]
- Bioengineered bacteria could lead to therapeutic antibody drugs [66d]
- Technology-driven job displacement began long before the rise of generative AI, study reveals [66d]
- Study identifies what can help collaborative groups actually accomplish their goals [66d]
- New study reveals how pigments affect the weight of bird feathers [66d]
- Space rocks tell tale of shared ancient past [66d]
- Study finds people bet on future luck despite knowing outcomes are random [66d]
- What the global decline of greyhound racing means for all dogs [66d]
- Rare isotopes in our neighboring stars provide new insights into the origin of carbon and oxygen [66d]
- Simpler models can outperform deep learning at climate prediction [66d]
- 'I beat a Thai': How Muay Thai tourism reinforces white masculinity in Thailand's fight culture [66d]
- Parked cars are heating up cities by significantly contributing to urban heat island effect—especially darker cars [66d]
- Observations detect rotating galaxy filament about 5.5 million light years long, connecting 14 galaxies [66d]
- Extreme heat could become a regular feature of New Zealand's summers by the 2050s [66d]
- Aboriginal Traditional Owners can't freely use the water that flows over ancestral lands [66d]
- Building faster isn't building better [66d]
- AI tool automates plant fruit measuring to breed better crops [66d]
- Revolutionizing rangeland management: Platform gets enhanced with satellite integration [66d]
- Immune system markers could unleash personalized veterinary care for dogs [66d]
- Bacterial memory could be the missing key to beating life threatening pathogens [66d]
- Research into stability of foams finds a valuable test subject in a tall glass of beer [66d]
- Quantum memory array brings us closer to a quantum RAM [66d]
- Hurricane Katrina: Three painful lessons for emergency management are increasingly important 20 years later [66d]
- Some victim-survivors take their own lives. We need to better understand how suicide and family violence are linked [66d]
- NASA heliophysics AI foundation model launched to support scientists, enhance space weather forecasting [66d]
- AI trained to predict nationality from beliefs and values [66d]
- Zero main character energy for children with disabilities in Australian picture books [66d]
- Takeaways from scientists on the Trump administration's work on climate change and public health [66d]
- Scientists give harsh grades to Trump administration work aimed at undoing a key climate finding [66d]
- Roman Space Telescope joins Earth's asteroid defense team [66d]
- Researchers uncover Stone Age settlement submerged by rising sea levels in Denmark [66d]
- Using science to help homeowners beat the heat during extreme weather [66d]
- When AI meets ancient Rome [66d]
- Deep-learning model visualizes urban heat stress at the meter scale [66d]
- Dirty emotions: Microbes in soil may affect hormones tied to love, mental health and social bonds [66d]
- JUNO completes liquid filling and begins taking data to investigate ordering of neutrino masses [66d]
- How proteins bind to RNA: The dual mechanism of zinc fingers and disordered regions [66d]
- Tropical volcanic eruptions push rainfall across the equator, study reveals [66d]
- Decoding clues in Bennu's surface composition to make sense of far-flung asteroids [66d]
- Gaia proves our skies are filled with chains of starry gatherings [66d]
- New research suggests gender pay gap is underestimated in official statistics [66d]
- First infant burial in Roman military camp discovered in Iberian Peninsula [66d]
- Workplace jargon hurts employee morale, collaboration, study finds [66d]
- Recognizing job burnout and what to do about it [66d]
- A promising approach for the direct on-chip synthesis of boron nitride memristors [66d]
- New laser technique boosts power by individually controlling light modes [66d]
- Astronomers make unexpected discovery of planet in formation around a young star [66d]
- How to make metals from Martian dirt [66d]
- SpaceX scrubs latest Starship launch due to bad weather [66d]
- Drones take on Everest's garbage [66d]
- 1 in 4 people lack access to safe drinking water: UN [66d]
- Study provides first direct evidence that manual dexterity and brain evolution are connected [66d]
- Sneaky swirls: 'Hidden' vortices could influence how soil and snow move [66d]
- Scientists pioneer sustainable carbon capture from shrimp waste [66d]
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