The Brutalist Report - science
- New red galaxies turn out to be already known blue galaxies [397d]
- 'Long flu' has emerged as a consequence similar to long COVID [397d]
- How an overlooked study over a century ago helped fuel the Colorado River crisis [397d]
- Morocco earthquake had unusual deep slip, according to new modeling [397d]
- Researchers, Coast Salish people analyze 160-year-old indigenous dog pelt in the Smithsonian's collection [397d]
- Ancient DNA reveals how a chicken virus evolved to become more deadly [397d]
- Diverse gut bacteria communities protect against harmful pathogens by nutrient blocking [397d]
- Astronomers discover first population of binary stripped stars [397d]
- Reaching for the (invisible) stars [397d]
- How can Europe restore its nature? [397d]
- Drones capture new clues about how water shapes mountain ranges over time [397d]
- Opportunities to improve future HIV vaccine candidates [397d]
- Newly developed material gulps down hydrogen, spits it out, protects fusion reactor walls [397d]
- Rubber that doesn't grow cracks when stretched many times [397d]
- Can you change a chicken into a frog, a fish or a chameleon? [397d]
- How the immune system fights to keep herpes at bay [397d]
- Seals stay warm and hydrated in the Arctic with larger, more convoluted nasal passages [398d]
- A promising pairing: Scientists demonstrate new combination of materials for quantum science [398d]
- Move over Blitzen: Geese outpace reindeer impacts on Arctic ecosystems [398d]
- Disadvantaged people wait significantly longer for power restoration after major storms, research shows [398d]
- Jurors recommend death penalty based on looks, but new training can correct the bias [398d]
- AI provides more accurate analysis of prehistoric and modern animals, painting picture of ancient world [398d]
- AI study reveals individuality of tongue's surface [398d]
- Thinking about God inspires risk-taking for believers, study finds [398d]
- U.S. renters are hit the hardest when a hurricane strikes, new research shows [398d]
- Mothers and children have their birthday in the same month more often than you'd think -- and here's why [398d]
- Viking dentistry was surprisingly advanced [398d]
- Unexpected chemistry reveals cosmic star factories´ secrets [398d]
- People, not the climate, caused the decline of the giant mammals [398d]
- Unlocking the human genome: Innovative machine learning tool predicts functional consequences of genetic variants [398d]
- High cholesterol caused by childhood sedentariness could be reversed with light physical activity [398d]
- This next generation blue light could potentially promote or hinder sleep on command [398d]
- Upcycling leftover cardboard to make a new type of foam packaging [398d]
- Researchers find way to weld metal foam without melting its bubbles [398d]
- New study advances search for accurate blood markers for acute kidney injury [398d]
- 'Back where they belong': Beavers released into California tribal waters in conservation effort [397d]
- Astronomers detect almost 100 new extremely-metal poor galaxies [397d]
- Astronomers discover a new 'warm Jupiter' [397d]
- Colorado could capture wolves within days, unless a judge delays the state's reintroduction efforts [397d]
- Biden administration promises $1 billion more for salmon, clean energy, but punts on Lower Snake River dam removal [397d]
- Rubber that doesn't grow cracks when stretched many times [397d]
- Computational model captures the elusive transition states of chemical reactions [397d]
- A hurricane-proof town? Florida community may be a test case [397d]
- US-Mexico border wall threatening rare wildlife [397d]
- New rockets set to launch in 2024 [397d]
- Black truffle production booms in Spain [397d]
- Biden hosts four NASA astronauts, the first crew aiming to fly around the moon in a half-century [397d]
- Rocket Lab launches a Japanese satellite from the space company's complex in New Zealand [397d]
- Parents underestimate the importance of guided play in education, finds study [397d]
- Inland waters look inviting when heat hits. How to help people swim safely at natural swimming spots [397d]
- How an overlooked study over a century ago helped fuel the Colorado River crisis [397d]
- Novel bacteria identification methods might help speed up disease diagnosis [397d]
- Flowering in 'Honeycrisp' apple shows that spurs are semiautonomous organs [397d]
- A CRISPR pioneer looks back as the first gene-editing therapy is approved [397d]
- New poll reveals Hispanic vote in the United States is up for grabs in next presidential election [397d]
- Can an app improve your romantic relationship? [397d]
- Buy now, pay later: Consumer credit researcher warns of overspending risks this Christmas [397d]
- Seattle metro residents near Amazon delivery stations face more pollution but order fewer packages [397d]
- Avoiding food waste over the holidays to save money and the planet [397d]
- Nanoparticles amplify potential cancer vaccine power [397d]
- How COP's fossil fuel taboo was finally broken by the Emiratis [397d]
- Once the enemy, majestic condor wins hearts of Colombian farmers [397d]
- US begins review that could spell trouble for PVC [397d]
- The Anthropocene condition: Evolving through social–ecological transformations [397d]
- Resting gray reef sharks change what we know about how they breathe [397d]
- Research shows disadvantaged people wait significantly longer for power restoration after major storms [397d]
- Ultrafast laser technology could offer improved cancer treatment [397d]
- Six out of ten aquaculture workers are worried that their job is affecting their health, finds survey [397d]
- Newly developed material gulps down hydrogen, spits it out, protects fusion reactor walls [397d]
- New insights into climate response of coniferous forest ecosystems [397d]
- Genomic analyses reveal poaching hotspots, trade routes of most trafficked endangered mammal [397d]
- Drones capture new clues about how water shapes mountain ranges over time [397d]
- Ensuring proof of origin through marker-free tracing of logs [397d]
- New catalyst opens efficient conversion from nitrate pollution to valuable ammonia [397d]
- Three novel inorganic clusters accelerate chemical reactions to create carbon–carbon bonds [397d]
- Advanced GNSS technique enhances accuracy in landslide monitoring [397d]
- Seafloor geodetic positioning model achieves centimeter-level precision [397d]
- How 'benevolent sexism' undermines Asian women with foreign accents in the workplace [397d]
- Why making things matters to Australia's future [397d]
- Entropy could be key to a planet's habitability [397d]
- Researchers develop AI capable of determining snow depth across Switzerland using satellite images [397d]
- Examining the woollybear caterpillar as it makes its seasonal journey to overwinter [397d]
- Move over, Blitzen: Geese outpace reindeer impacts on Arctic ecosystems [397d]
- The COP28 climate agreement is a step backwards on fossil fuels [397d]
- New software paves the way for finding bacteriophages to control bacteria [397d]
- Examining the role of social media likes in follower network evolution [397d]
- Making fossil fuel companies accountable for their products' emissions would support the clean energy transition [397d]
- Arguments for and against 'high-stakes' exams: The evidence for using them doesn't stack up [397d]
- Women from privileged backgrounds pursue prestigious professions over lucrative ones, finds study [397d]
- Researchers develop fast and energy-saving synthesis method for new electrocatalysts [397d]
- Ribosomal protein exhibits remarkable evolutionary transformation [397d]
- Was the Peace River earthquake induced or natural? New study tests frameworks to answer the question [397d]
- Webb finds icy complex organic molecules around protostars [397d]
- Fifth national climate assessment emphasizes mitigation [397d]
- Canadian scientists are still being muzzled, and that risks undermining climate policy [397d]
- How can Europe restore its nature? [397d]
- Researchers, Coast Salish people analyze 160-year-old Indigenous dog pelt [397d]
- Study shows diverse gut bacteria communities protect against harmful pathogens by nutrient blocking [397d]
- Ancient DNA reveals how a chicken virus evolved to become more deadly [397d]
- Astronomers discover first population of binary stripped stars [397d]
- Florida's garden equipment helps it lead the nation in this type of pollution [398d]
- An educational psychologist explains how to think about your ATAR and set post-school goals [398d]
- What does a building need to call itself 'accessible'—and is that enough? [398d]
- Diets that limit ingredients, not allergens, found to improve GI issues in dogs [398d]
- Five minutes of mindfulness can improve kids' reading [398d]
- NASA's space station laser comm terminal achieves first link [398d]
- US launch of new Vulcan Centaur rocket delayed until January [398d]
- Raja the elephant, a big draw at the St. Louis Zoo, is moving to Columbus to breed [398d]
- Scientists sequence genome for threatened whitebark pine [398d]
- Working women feel unsupported by Christian congregations—even more progressive ones [398d]
- Lighting a fire using friction requires an understanding of physics principles—there are ways to make the process easier [398d]
- Insights into the metabolism of plastic-eating bacteria [398d]
- Researchers calculated the UK's greenhouse gas emissions from people exhaling: Here's what they found [398d]
- Human intelligence: How cognitive circuitry, rather than brain size, drove its evolution [398d]
- Study shows dollar store expansion pushes out independent grocery stores [398d]
- NASA study finds life-sparking energy source and molecule at Enceladus [398d]
- The AI industry is on the verge of becoming another boys' club—we're all going to lose out if it does [398d]
- Artificial light lures migrating birds into cities, where they face a gauntlet of threats [398d]
- NASA's NEOWISE celebrates 10 years, plans end of mission [398d]
- Discovery reveals lipid-signaling microdomains in cells [398d]
- From flush to faucet: More places look to turn sewage into tap water [398d]
- New hydrate-based method shows promise for desalination technology [398d]
- New method for creating transparent magnetic materials using laser heating [398d]
- New method analyzes relationship between ecosystem biodiversity and multifunctionality of entire landscapes [398d]
- Researchers define new class of regulatory element in DNA [398d]
- A promising pairing: Scientists demonstrate new combination of materials for quantum science [398d]
- Chicago's cumulative report on pollution sparks debate [398d]
- Florida researchers are studying 'plant diamond' for carbon capture secrets [398d]
- SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch on hold for now, weather delays Falcon 9 attempt too [398d]
- Attoscience unveils a light-matter hybrid phase in graphite reminiscent of superconductivity [398d]
- Research reveals the secret sites where America's migrating songbirds stop to rest and refuel [398d]
- Green hydrogen: Improving the stability of iridium catalysts with titanium oxides [398d]
- People, not the climate, found to have caused the decline of the giant mammals [398d]
- Jurors recommend death penalty based on certain looks, but new training can correct the bias [398d]
- Unexpected chemistry reveals cosmic star factories' secrets [398d]
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