The Brutalist Report - science
- Lobbying or green innovation? Which protects firms from climate change risk? [549d]
- Moving toward fair and sustainable futures beyond mining [549d]
- International study characterizes diversity of bees in apple orchards across the globe [549d]
- SpaceX launches 69th orbital flight of the year with Canaveral liftoff [549d]
- DNA from discarded whale bones suggests loss of genetic diversity due to commercial whaling [549d]
- Simulations reveal the atomic-scale story of qubits [549d]
- Study sheds new light on how soil viruses behave and interact with bacteria [549d]
- Organizing can give tenants power to effect change [549d]
- Scientists investigate Grand Canyon's ancient past to predict future climate impacts [549d]
- Desperate to rid California of invasive deer, officials propose bold helicopter hunt [549d]
- Data-driven regional ocean models essential for planning, shows Red Sea study [549d]
- Study on mysterious Amazon porcupine can help its protection [549d]
- Scientists use Webb, SOFIA telescopes to observe metallic asteroid [549d]
- Research: Electrons in a strange metal world [549d]
- Researchers: Forensic science method for firearm identification is flawed [549d]
- Researchers discover promising treatment to combat hospital superbug [549d]
- Study pinpoints cold adaptations in nervous system of Antarctic octopus [549d]
- How new plant cell walls change their mechanical properties after cell division [549d]
- Scientists identify evolutionary gateway helping pneumonia bacteria become resistant to antibiotics [549d]
- Not the usual suspects: New interactive lineup boosts eyewitness accuracy [549d]
- Study employs deep learning to explain extreme events [549d]
- Pheromones found to influence death feigning behavior in beetles [549d]
- Does lightning strike on Venus? Maybe not, study suggests [549d]
- NASA's New Horizons to continue exploring outer solar system [549d]
- Q&A: New tool supports private industry in minimizing impacts to nature's services [549d]
- Q&A: Teaching in the age of artificial intelligence and content-generation software [549d]
- How to slow climate change: Three wide-scale efforts could make the difference [549d]
- Research reveals how a single enzyme can boost soybean oil production [549d]
- Dense measurement network reveals high level of PM2.5 in Punjab due to crop residue burning [549d]
- Mismatch between expected and actual nutritional value is key driver behind negative reviews of online grocery sites [549d]
- Bushfire tweets reveal role of social media in emergencies [549d]
- Study suggests the introduction of multi-cations contributes to the performance of anion exchange membranes [549d]
- How plants survive droughts and extreme rainfall [549d]
- Drier savannas, grasslands store more climate-buffering carbon than previously believed [549d]
- Hubble views a glistening red nebula Westerhout 5 [549d]
- To study atmosphere, NASA rockets will fly into October eclipse's shadow [549d]
- A new planet-hunting instrument has been installed on the Very Large Telescope [549d]
- Dark matter could be annihilating inside white dwarfs [549d]
- Let the robot take the wheel: Autonomous navigation in space [549d]
- The world's largest radio telescope has scanned Barnard's star for extraterrestrial signals [549d]
- A more effective experimental design for engineering a cell into a new state [549d]
- Ascertaining distances for supernovae that struck the Earth 3 million and 7 million years ago [549d]
- What's the link between gamma ray bursts and supernovae? It might be binary stars [549d]
- Research reveals overlooked parts of proteins as critical to fundamental functions of life [549d]
- Climate and human land use both play roles in Pacific island wildfires past and present: Study [549d]
- Thunderstorms clumping together: How understanding water vapor helps scientists predict future climate change [549d]
- What happens when we assign human qualities to companies? [549d]
- Ancient architecture inspires a new way to work with metal-organic frameworks [549d]
- How often do you think about the Roman empire? TikTok trend exposes the way we gender history [549d]
- Boreal and temperate forests now main global carbon sinks, satellite image analysis finds [549d]
- Safety on the line: Drivers who juggle multiple jobs are more likely to take risks on the road [549d]
- Q&A: Asteroid rocks may hold secrets to the origin of the solar system [549d]
- Jellyfish: Our complex relationship with the oceans' anti-heroes [549d]
- How the age of mammals could end [549d]
- Using DNA as glue to hold nanostructures together and build ultra-strong colloidal crystal metamaterials [549d]
- Lost in the coffee aisle? Navigating complex buzzwords behind an 'ethical' bag of beans is easier said than done [549d]
- Emperor penguins face a bleak future, but some colonies will do better than others in diverse sea-ice conditions [549d]
- Metal-loving microbes offer a green way to refine rare earth elements [549d]
- Avoid cramming and don't just highlight bits of text: How to help your memory when preparing for exams [549d]
- Australia's disability royal commissioners disagree over phasing out 'special schools,' leaving segregation on the table [549d]
- How women's environmental action across the Global South can create a better planet [549d]
- 'The boss of Country,' not wild dogs to kill: How living with dingoes can unite communities [549d]
- Massive low-Earth orbit communications satellites could disrupt astronomy [549d]
- Plant chloroplasts promise potential therapy for Huntington's disease [549d]
- Organisms without brains can learn, too. So what does it mean to be a thinking creature? [549d]
- Immune cell map reveals origin of subcellular response to microbes [549d]
- Give abandoned croplands a second chance to boost climate mitigation and food security, urges new study [549d]
- Colliding neutron stars provide a new way to measure the expansion of the universe [549d]
- Scientists discover a new enzyme that helps cells fight genomic parasites [549d]
- Examining the superconducting diode effect [549d]
- Social media fatigue and narcissism linked to believing and sharing misinformation, finds 8-country study [549d]
- Researchers investigate role of water molecules in formation of condensates in cells [549d]
- New material discovery could revolutionize roll-out of global vaccinations [549d]
- Cell biologists identify new organelle present in mammalian cells made of rings of DNA [549d]
- Genetics of attraction: Mate choice in fruit flies [549d]
- Next-generation printing: Precise and direct, using optical vortices [549d]
- Observations explore the properties of Type Ic supernova SN 2022jli [549d]
- End of stop-and-frisk practice in Chicago led to increase in minority traffic stops, research suggests [549d]
- Renaissance for magnetotactic bacteria in astrobiology [549d]
- Growing in molasses: Cosmic large-scale structure caught growing slower than expected [549d]
- Stonehenge study upends a 100-year-old theory and suggests further discoveries to come [549d]
- Wheat's long non-coding RNAs unveiled: A leap in understanding grain development [549d]
- Researchers advance effort to turn diamonds into a quantum simulator [549d]
- Kariko, Weissman win Nobel for mRNA COVID vaccines [549d]
- France to vaccinate millions of ducks against bird flu [549d]
- Wildfires upend Indigenous Canadians' balance with nature [549d]
- Nobel Prize announcements are getting underway with the unveiling of the medicine prize [549d]
- Canada left battered by 'never before seen' wildfire season [549d]
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