The Brutalist Report - science
- New images reveal what Neptune and Uranus really look like [799d]
- Students build science identity through immersive research experience [799d]
- The (wrong) reason we keep secrets: Research finds fears of judgment are overblown [799d]
- Study evaluates pink rib disorder tolerance in lettuce germplasm in humid subtropical environments [799d]
- Does self-checkout impact grocery store loyalty? [799d]
- Pollution-tracking citizen science project offers New York students a breath of fresh air [799d]
- Study reveals a higher market valuation of cash holdings of firms adopting electronic voting [799d]
- Harnessing sensors, smart devices, and AI could transform agriculture [799d]
- Talking about climate solutions [799d]
- High levels of mercury traced to particular cell types in brains of mammals [799d]
- Multifactor weighting method for enhanced composite images [799d]
- Revisiting Israel's freshwater fish species list through cutting-edge DNA barcoding technology [799d]
- Conflict in full swing: Forest bats found to avoid large areas around fast-moving wind turbines [799d]
- Values and traditions slow transition to sustainability in classical concert industry, finds study [799d]
- Even far below freezing, ice's surface begins melting as temperatures rise [799d]
- Breaking the 10-petawatt limit with a new laser amplification [799d]
- 'Leaveism' and 'presenteeism' continue even when employers are more flexible. Here's how to be happier at work [799d]
- Research team develops novel high-performance photoelectrode that uses zinc oxide nanopagoda array [799d]
- Two companies will attempt the first US moon landings since the Apollo missions a half-century ago [799d]
- Marine snails study helps clarify debate on how to view major evolutionary transitions [799d]
- Women and younger workers more likely to be underemployed, UK report finds [799d]
- Homicides in US dropped by 12% in 2023, but country set a record for mass shootings, says expert [799d]
- Flood-prone communities in Oregon have low trust in agencies responsible for helping them, survey shows [799d]
- Oysters in Norway can help sick shellfish in Europe [799d]
- Vitamin discovered in rivers may offer hope for salmon suffering from thiamine deficiency disease [799d]
- Expert advice to help young people keep their New Year's resolutions [799d]
- Spiders really may be more scared of you than you are of them [799d]
- Africans discovered dinosaur fossils long before the term 'paleontology' existed, researchers say [799d]
- Revising estimates of crops' water loss could help conserve groundwater [799d]
- Eliminating hidden hunger: How biofortification can improve nutrition at home and abroad [799d]
- Seawater dynamics in an underexplored Antarctic fjord [799d]
- Persons with developmental disabilities were socially isolated during the pandemic, Norwegian study finds [799d]
- Leadership style may indirectly affect how employees speak up about food safety [799d]
- China's FAST observatory is playing a key role in the search for aliens [799d]
- New code developed for tokamak plasma rotation and transport analysis [799d]
- Why are bees making less honey? Study reveals clues from five decades of data [799d]
- Nanoparticle transport across the blood brain barrier increases with Alzheimer's and age, study finds [799d]
- NASA's Hubble observes exoplanet atmosphere changing over 3 years [799d]
- How scientists are helping plants get the most out of photosynthesis [799d]
- Researcher: Being humble is a good New Year's resolution, but it requires knowing what you value most [799d]
- How industrial agriculture is disturbing the nitrogen cycle and undermining conditions for life on Earth [799d]
- Workers in their teens and early 20s are more likely to get hurt than older employees, says researcher [799d]
- Four tips for a healthy news diet in 2024, from an expert in media psychology [799d]
- No one can predict how financial markets will behave with absolute certainty. Here's why [799d]
- UK urged to get ready for disaster with new national crises plan—but research reveals the dark side of prepping [799d]
- Global triggers: Why these five big issues could cause significant problems in 2024 [799d]
- Ancient Roman wine production may hold clues for battling climate change [799d]
- How drinking sustainable wine can help vineyards and the planet [799d]
- The strange story of the grave of Copernicus [799d]
- New theoretical framework unlocks mysteries of synchronization in turbulent dynamics [799d]
- Progress in the investigation of ultrafast electron dynamics using short light pulses [799d]
- New insights on how light interacts with magnets for better sensors and memory tech [799d]
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