The Brutalist Report - science
- Report lays out future scenarios for global chemical industry [1144d]
- Astronomers wind back the clock to determine the timeline of a stellar explosion [1145d]
- Study: Baby Kinda baboons become independent faster if moms are social, dominant [1145d]
- New technique to measure temperatures in combustion flames could lead to cleaner biofuels [1145d]
- Doctors and lawyers less likely to live in prosperous areas if from working class families, says research [1145d]
- In a warmer world, half of all species are on the move. Where are they going? [1145d]
- Opinion: Scientists might have discovered an Earth-like planet. Let one of them tell you about it. [1145d]
- The strange behavior of sound through solids [1145d]
- Most US states don't have universal air conditioning in prisons. Climate change, heat waves are making it 'torture' [1145d]
- What is the smallest planet? (It's not Pluto.) Taking a closer look at planet sizes. [1145d]
- Why are dark matter halos of ultra-diffuse galaxies so odd? [1145d]
- Tidal marsh or 'fake habitat'? California environmental project draws criticism [1145d]
- Researchers explore enzymes that use a cation, not oxygen-addition, to drive reactions [1145d]
- Soil disturbance reduces resilience of rangelands to climate change [1145d]
- Newly developed ice-shedding coating is 100 times stronger than others [1145d]
- Scientists develop a method to turn hazardous acidic industrial wastewater into valuable resources [1145d]
- Webb telescope captures 'breathtaking' images of Orion Nebula [1145d]
- Examining what killed the dinosaurs in depth [1145d]
- More than half of all tropical deforestation directly attributable to industrial mining takes place in Indonesia [1145d]
- Mysterious diamonds came from outer space, scientists say [1145d]
- Forests' carbon uptake will be compromised by climate change, leaf temperature study suggests [1145d]
- Making mini-magnets that induce a quantum anomalous Hall effect [1145d]
- Exploring bioresponsive polymers for nanomedicine [1145d]
- CHEOPS space telescope celebrates first thousand days in orbit [1145d]
- Economists find that vaccine companies influence each others' stock prices [1145d]
- Contrasting reproductive phenological strategies among temperate woody species discovered [1145d]
- Hurricane Harvey's hardest hit survivors five times as likely to experience anxiety from COVID-19 pandemic [1145d]
- Racial biases seen when white teachers hear low-quality stories [1145d]
- Researchers model benefits of riverfront forest restoration [1145d]
- A Bronze Age food vessel unearthed during a high street demolition 42 years ago has gone on display at a nearby museum [1145d]
- Hubble sees two overlapping galaxies [1145d]
- Nanomolding could speed discovery of new topological materials [1145d]
- Eco-friendly credentials not benefiting hotels financially, study says [1145d]
- Scientists sleuth out an elusive plant pathogen in Mexico [1145d]
- Research of a wild primate shows maternal effects key to gut microbial development [1145d]
- Who flirts to get ahead at work? Study finds it's most often subordinate men [1145d]
- Envisioning net-zero food systems [1145d]
- Why do humans walk upright? The secret is in our pelvis [1145d]
- Breaking an optical rule: Engineers find a way to manipulate light at the nanoscale [1145d]
- The fate of a lake after a dramatic mining disaster [1145d]
- New study reveals mechanism for how disease-spreading prions can jump from one species to another [1145d]
- Some commercial sanitizers may not work as well against norovirus as originally thought [1145d]
- Government workers in Australia prioritize well-being over pay [1145d]
- 3D shaping of microscopic membranes that underlie cellular processes [1145d]
- Solar Orbiter solves magnetic switchback mystery [1145d]
- Nanotubes illuminate the way to living photovoltaics [1145d]
- Bezos rocket fails during liftoff, only experiments aboard [1145d]
- Astronomers discover a swarm of galaxies orbiting a hyper-luminous galaxy [1145d]
- Study reveals that students aren't ideal test subjects for behavioral research [1145d]
- Best strategies for designing crowdfunding campaigns revealed in new study [1145d]
- Nanoplastics can move up the food chain from plants to insects and from insects to fish [1145d]
- Research on world's largest tree group will help conservation and management of rain forests [1145d]
- Research reveals remarkable variability in coral heat tolerance [1145d]
- Political research benefits from AI methodology [1145d]
- World's lakes experience excess warming [1145d]
- Jackson water issues result of environmental racism, expert says [1145d]
- In Australia, cockatoos and humans are in an arms race over garbage access [1145d]
- Scientists are divining the future of Earth's ice-covered oceans at their harsh fringes [1145d]
- Economic freedom in the US drops to its lowest point in four decades [1145d]
- High-resolution images of the sun show its chromosphere in vivid detail [1145d]
- New technique improves proteoform imaging in human tissue [1145d]
- Costs of climate events: Heat waves cause exports to plummet worldwide [1145d]
- How slow muscle fibers convince their neighbors to join them [1145d]
- A building block for liver fitness in old age [1145d]
- A single protein controls aging signals more effectively than in a team [1145d]
- Liquid-interface assisted SERS could see earlier detection of Alzheimer's disease [1145d]
- Is job insecurity really the great motivator some managers believe it is? We crunched the numbers to find out [1145d]
- Carnivorous plants inspire smart slippery surfaces and bionic robots [1145d]
- Electron microscopy reveals the reason for the purple stains on Alhambra ceilings [1145d]
- The climate crisis is real, but overusing terms like 'crisis' and 'emergency' comes with risk [1145d]
- Using 'chemical fingerprinting' to fight seafood fraud and illegal fishing [1145d]
- Spatiotemporal manipulation of femtosecond light pulses for on-chip devices [1145d]
- After oil: What Malaysia and Iran may look like in a post-fossil-fuel future [1145d]
- 'Collective religious narcissism': How young Indonesian Muslims flex their faith on social media [1145d]
- Astronomers discover new brown dwarf with quasi-spherical mass loss [1145d]
- Teacher shortages are real, but not for the reason you heard [1145d]
- Biden to announce new support for US biotech production [1145d]
- Cameroon's 'exploding lakes': Disaster expert warns deadly gas release could cause another tragedy [1145d]
- Burning Man highlights the primordial human need for ritual [1145d]
- Whale clans use vocalizations to mark their culture [1145d]
- Why are some people mosquito magnets and others unbothered? Entomologist points to metabolism, body odor and mindset [1145d]
- The thermodynamics of life taking shape [1145d]
- Researchers devise a theoretical description of light-induced topological states [1145d]
- Loud thunder from small Oregon storm shakes Portland [1145d]
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