The Brutalist Report - science
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- England's forgotten first king deserves to be famous, says Æthelstan biographer as anniversaries approach [6d]
- Opposition to energy transition projects driven by local concerns rather than right-wing populism, finds study [6d]
- For the first time in 40 Years, Panama's deep and cold ocean waters fail to emerge [6d]
- Predictive rule reveals which sulfur-based building blocks create sustainable, degradable plastics [6d]
- CRISPR's efficiency triples in lab tests with DNA-wrapped nanoparticles [6d]
- Something from nothing: Physicists model vacuum tunneling in a 2D superfluid [6d]
- Tire wear particles in the Rhine river: How microplastics are changing river ecology [6d]
- Multidrug-resistant bacteria detected in Chilean wastewater for the first time [6d]
- Shaping future electronics with light: Experiment demonstrates ultrafast light control of ferroelectric properties [6d]
- Satellite laser ranging technique reveals 90 mm sea-level surge over past 30 years [6d]
- Sustainable energy: 'Fairy circles' can provide clues to depth of natural hydrogen sources [6d]
- A sharper image of the early universe: Program brings greater understanding to star and galaxy formation [6d]
- Graphene reveals electrons that behave like frictionless fluid and break textbook rules [6d]
- Researchers highlight the Turkish hammām's role in Muslim ritual and community life [6d]
- A hidden simplicity behind how people move: Study reveals geography's role in relocation [6d]
- Microscale mixing without turbulence: Scientists discover limits to information erasure in viscous fluids [6d]
- Watching catalytic nanoparticles at work: Metal and oxide join forces to turn methane into syngas [6d]
- Quantum entanglement lasts 600 times longer in elusive dark states, study finds [6d]
- Q&A: Why employers want workers with high emotional intelligence [6d]
- Rare oceanic plate delamination may explain Portugal's mysterious earthquakes [6d]
- Rare seasonal brain shrinkage in shrews is driven by water loss, not cell death, MRI study reveals [6d]
- Unique double-notched tail sets new Jurassic predatory fish apart from its relatives [6d]
- The Pacific's united front on climate action is splintering over deep-sea mining [6d]
- New findings reveal the cause of potentially damaging electrical discharges on satellites [6d]
- Capturing language change through the genes [6d]
- Seaweed on sandy coastlines contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, study shows [6d]
- 'Those paintings belong to us': How an indigenous-led project is harnessing technology to protect Kakadu's rock art [6d]
- Chinese cluster now world's top innovation hotspot: UN [6d]
- What technosignatures would interstellar objects have? [6d]
- The tyranny of front gardens: We cut and trim them out of social pressure, not pleasure [6d]
- The top hot spots in Tokyo: Revealing the impact of climate change through data fusion [6d]
- Human-AI relationship study reveals how chatbot language patterns feel 'real' to users [6d]
- Japan, South Korea endure hottest summer on record [6d]
- In search of Denisovans: Genetic tools identify lost human relatives from fossil records [6d]
- Radio emission observations reveal delayed outflow from a tidal disruption event [6d]
- An earthquake destroys villages in eastern Afghanistan and kills 800 people, with 2,500 injured [6d]
- Tiny mite eats its rivals: Mate competition increases aggressive behavior [6d]
- Long-term patterns of marine mammal bycatch emerge from fisheries study [6d]
- Super corals could help buy time for reefs in a warming world [6d]
- Habitable planet potential increases in the outer galaxy [6d]
- 'Soot planets' might be more common than 'water worlds' [6d]
- Photochemistry and climate modeling of Earth-like exoplanets [6d]
- Global review identifies opportunities to improve monitoring of juvenile fish habitats [6d]
- New report highlights the critical importance of involving lived experience experts in research [6d]
- Key facts about the long-term impacts of extreme weather and disasters [6d]
- JWST reveals 3I/ATLAS's coma is largely carbon dioxide [6d]
- DNA analysis quantifies root biomass to reveal plants' hidden climate role [6d]
- Heme-based sulfide sensing in bacteria: A new target for antibiotics [6d]
- Landsat 9 sees Buccaneer Archipelago [6d]
- Stretchable nanofilms unlock tunable magnetic properties, paving way for advanced electronics [6d]
- Scientists find that ice generates electricity when bent [6d]
- SpaceX launch caps busy month, still on track to pass 100 Space Coast missions this year [6d]
- New invasive pest spreading rapidly in Georgia, state officials warn [6d]
- 10 years after a mine spill turned a Colorado river yellow, basin awaits wider cleanup: 'Doing things right takes time' [6d]
- Orphaned baby foxes released after receiving care in California wildlife facility [6d]
- Solar Orbiter traces superfast electrons back to sun [6d]
- Circle versus rectangle: Finding 'Earth 2.0' may be easier using a new telescope shape [6d]
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