The Brutalist Report - science
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- Ancient amphibians bounced back from Earth's greatest mass extinction by exploiting freshwater prey, study suggests [334d]
- Zooplankton study reveals how rising temperatures could lead to population crashes [334d]
- Webb reveals planet-forming disks can last longer than previously thought [334d]
- Iron oxides act as natural catalysts to unlock phosphorus to fuel plant growth [334d]
- Consumers value domestic vanilla when informed, research shows [334d]
- Party power is key to autocrats maintaining control amid corruption, study finds [334d]
- Researcher compares AI with human evaluators in swine medicine [334d]
- Environmental scientists highlight role of paint in microplastic pollution [334d]
- Discovery of stromatolite-like biofilms in thermal waters sheds light on ancient ecosystems [334d]
- Findings on butanol toxicity may enable cheaper biofuel production [334d]
- Agriculture is main cause of seasonal carbon ups and downs, study finds [334d]
- Optimized triboelectric nanogenerator can monitor abnormal gait in teenagers [334d]
- Mass spectrometry method introduces novel concept for in-cell protein characterization [334d]
- Unmet needs increase susceptibility to believing in conspiracy theories, research suggests [334d]
- Educating consumers on health and food security benefits of foods developed with biotechnologies [334d]
- Innovative 'Four Ponds and Two Dams' wetland system enhances aquaculture wastewater treatment [334d]
- Forest phenology monitoring technology leverages solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence data [334d]
- From classical to quantum: Navier–Stokes equations adapted for 1D quantum liquids [334d]
- Generative AI is upending freelance work—even top performers aren't safe, researchers say [334d]
- Autonomous tractor navigates olive groves with optimized steering modes [334d]
- Smoking and antibiotic resistance: How cigarette waste promotes the spread of resistant germs [334d]
- Equal distribution of wealth is bad for the climate, expert argues [334d]
- Urban inequality scaling throughout the ages: Ancient and modern cities show predictable elite wealth patterns [334d]
- Challenging our intuition: How hidden social forces shape success [334d]
- How many trees are there in China? LIDAR and big data leaf through the forests to find out [334d]
- More endangered Mexican gray wolves are roaming the southwestern US, annual survey shows [334d]
- NASA's two stuck astronauts are finally closing in on their return to Earth after 9 months in space [334d]
- Low-cost, palladium-based nanosheet catalyst matches platinum's performance in hydrogen production [334d]
- Many more Denver teens have experienced homelessness than official counts show [334d]
- 'I've never paid myself': Why the reality for female entrepreneurs doesn't always match the rhetoric [334d]
- X-ray signal from Helix Nebula points to planet destroyed by white dwarf [334d]
- Scientists unravel spiraling secrets of magnetic materials for next-generation electronics [334d]
- 3D imaging technique captures dynamic atomic shifts in nanoparticles, revealing unexpected structural phases [334d]
- AI models make precise copies of cuneiform characters [334d]
- Teachers' negative emotions impact engagement of students, new study finds [334d]
- High-speed energy-efficient electro-optic switch developed [334d]
- Q&A: Rocket launches are proliferating. What is this doing to the atmosphere? [334d]
- Hubble finds Kuiper belt duo may be trio [334d]
- Collaborative analysis improves theoretical understanding of hyperfine splitting in hydrogen [334d]
- ALPHA experiment successfully installs helium dilution fridge to aid search for dark matter [334d]
- Why anti-immigration parties are seeing success [334d]
- Research highlights communal focus in African young adults' transition to adulthood [334d]
- Shrimp shell material may control space drug delivery [334d]
- In world first, Mycoplasma mobile's motility apparatus clarified [334d]
- Researchers develop highly robust, reconfigurable, and mechanochromic cellulose photonic hydrogels [334d]
- AI and adaptive optics propel free-space quantum communication by solving atmospheric turbulence challenges [334d]
- Interviews suggest 'volunteer journalism' filling local news gap [334d]
- Merging schools to reduce segregation: Two-school integration plan proposes grade-level campus consolidation [334d]
- Single-qubit sensing puts new spin on quantum materials discovery [334d]
- Deciphering the evolutionary transition from reptilian jaw to mammalian nose [334d]
- Giant clone of seaweed discovered in the Baltic Sea [334d]
- Battery waste and kitchen foil create nanocatalyst for CO₂ to methane fuel conversion [334d]
- Political uncertainty can lead to growth and innovation, study finds [334d]
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- Anion–π interactions: The secret to stronger synthetic polymers [334d]
- Study details method for recycling platinum catalysts from industrial waste [334d]
- A looming global threat: H5N1 virus decimates wildlife, disrupts ecosystems and endangers human health [334d]
- The math behind social distancing: The rules that influence epidemic behavior [334d]
- Simplified model enhances understanding of long-term glacier behavior and climate change implications [334d]
- World's critical food crops at imminent risk from rising temperatures, research reveals [334d]
- How heat from the sun plays a role in seismic activity on Earth [334d]
- Gravity from entropy: A radical new approach to unifying quantum mechanics and general relativity [334d]
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- First-of-its-kind AI tool can predict water quality across the US [334d]
- Self-powered biosensor finds and kills bacteria in water samples [334d]
- Hundreds evacuated as torrential rains flood Indonesia capital [334d]
- World's biggest iceberg runs aground, sparing wildlife haven island [334d]
- Musk survives UK Royal Society expulsion calls [334d]
- Scientists genetically engineer mice with thick hair like the extinct woolly mammoth [334d]
- Quinoa's stress resistance linked to 10 key genes [334d]
- 'Ball and chain' mechanism inactivates key mammalian ion channel, study finds [334d]
- Deep-sea expedition reveals low-oxygen depths of Red Sea host unexpected life [334d]
- Dicamba drift: New use of an old herbicide disrupts pollinators [334d]
- FAST telescope confirms 'radio-quiet' nature of selected magnetars [335d]
- Triple bond formed between boron and carbon for the first time [335d]
- 'Structural change' identified in Antarctica's sea ice system [335d]
- Tree planting is still the best way to remove carbon, despite climate and economic risks, say researchers [335d]
- Satellites used to help predict susceptibility of landslides across Scotland [335d]
- Discovery of first Bronze Age settlement in the Maghreb [335d]
- Researchers document particle size of household dust found on children's hands after play [335d]
- Exploring the Canadian banking system's resilience: The relationship between capital ratio and liquidity creation [335d]
- Fossil study reveals oldest larval eyes with high-resolution vision [335d]
- How businesses and consumers can protect themselves against digital supply chain disruptions [335d]
- 'Ghosts of the radio universe': Astronomers have discovered a slew of faint circular objects [335d]
- Study warns extreme flood predictions can sink coastal property prices [335d]
- NZ hopes to store carbon in marine ecosystems—but some are so degraded they're already a source of emissions [335d]
- Study investigates multiwavelength variability of blazar PKS 0727-11 [335d]
- Testing the Out of Africa model in East Eurasian genomic origins [335d]
- Big Bear bald eagles may soon have a hatchling [335d]
- 1,400 species found in guts of Asian hornets, highlighting their invasive impact [335d]
- Park rangers battle Australians seeking rare earth minerals in old Mojave gold mine [335d]
- Human, bird or dog waste? Scientists parsing poop to aid DC's forgotten river [335d]
- News article or big oil ad? As native advertisements mislead readers on climate change, experts identify interventions [335d]
- Japan's worst wildfire in half a century spreads [335d]
- Japan startup targets June 6 moon landing [335d]
- Last-minute problems with SpaceX's mega rocket Starship forces delay of latest test flight [335d]
- Intense atmospheric rivers can replenish some of the Greenland Ice Sheet's lost ice [335d]
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