The Brutalist Report - science
- Call to increase funding for 'invisible' Deaf victim-survivors of domestic abuse [1d]
- Iran's record drought and cheap fuel have sparked an air pollution crisis—but the real causes run much deeper [1d]
- Eroded Jersey Shore beaches could soon get federal money for replenishment: Will it be enough? [1d]
- Waterbirds return this year, but amid long-term decline, aerial survey finds [1d]
- Who owns your chicken? We've mapped the corporate power behind the world's favorite meat [1d]
- Refugee children: Right to education not guaranteed in many arrival centers [1d]
- Sensor uses acoustic waves to detect objects at smallest scales [1d]
- Science has always been marketed, from 18th-century coffeehouse demos of Newton's ideas to today's TikTok explainers [1d]
- Some big water agencies in farming areas get water for free: Critics say that needs to end [1d]
- Researchers explore the impact of different seasonings on the flavor perception of doenjang soup [1d]
- Climate whiplash by 2064: Study projects extreme swings in rainfall and drought for Asia [1d]
- AI strengthens agility and stakeholder engagement [1d]
- Christmas trees are more expensive than ever in Colorado—why? [1d]
- Forget stardust—it was star ice all along [1d]
- New research shows it's never too late to help students learn to read—even in high school [1d]
- New York K–12 enrollment down, but charter, homeschool rates double in a decade [1d]
- At Fort Worth Zoo, scientists gather to fight deadly elephant herpesvirus [1d]
- New method detects contaminated bathing water in just 20 minutes [1d]
- Researchers revive old pea varieties in huge seed collection: 'An untapped gold mine for the future' [1d]
- Recent H5N1 bird flu variants show increased ability to infect dairy cattle [1d]
- 2025's extreme weather had the jet stream's fingerprints all over it, from flash floods to hurricanes [1d]
- Portable optical scanner reveals hidden ozone damage in plant leaves [1d]
- New River Literacy concept empowers communities to protect freshwaters [1d]
- Ancient genetic 'start' signal found in bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes [1d]
- Machine learning offers growers a new tool for predicting crop water use [1d]
- Moss and symbionts offer a promising solution for removing metals from mining and forestry-impacted waters [1d]
- Manta rays create mobile ecosystems, study finds [1d]
- The hidden physics of knot formation in fluids [1d]
- Engineered material uses light to destroy PFAS and other contaminants in water [1d]
- Nanomotors drive protein network formation inside artificial cells [1d]
- Synthetic key enzyme enables the conversion of CO₂ into formic acid [1d]
- Evaluating the evaluators: How do plant virus genome analysis tools stack up? [1d]
- Integrative quantum chemistry method unlocks secrets of advanced materials [1d]
- Study uncovers new drug target for huge class of viruses [1d]
- Pardons are political, with modern presidents expanding their use [1d]
- A hormone can access the brain by 'hitchhiking' on extracellular vesicles, researchers discover [1d]
- Clerical error found to have caused misidentification of frog specimen that once stood for an entire species [1d]
- New biomolecular technique uncovers millet in medieval Ukrainian dental calculus [1d]
- Near-infrared light enables wireless power and data transfer for medical implants [1d]
- Scientists create stable, switchable vortex knots inside liquid crystals [1d]
- Terra Amata site reveals technological flexibility of first humans in Europe [1d]
- How do corals feed? Energy supply from directly ingested food previously underestimated [1d]
- Molecules as switches for sustainable light-driven technologies [1d]
- Room-temperature electron behavior defies expectations, hinting at ultra-efficient electronics [1d]
- Scientists develop a smarter mRNA therapy that knows which cells to target [1d]
- Iron minerals' hidden chemistry explains how soils trap carbon [1d]
- New research finds Zillow's Zestimate reduces uncertainty and improves outcomes for both buyers and sellers [1d]
- Tapping into whale talk: Open-source bio-logger captures underwater cetacean conversations [1d]
- Order from chaos: The emergence of photon 'swirling' in disordered nanometric systems [1d]
- Heavy is the head that wears the crown: Dominant baboons miss out on restful nights [1d]
- NASA's Roman telescope will observe thousands of newfound cosmic voids [1d]
- Climate change can affect human diseases in widespread and varied ways [1d]
- Algae-based asphalt binder strengthens roads for cold climates [1d]
- Dark matter search narrows as detector sets new limits and spots solar neutrinos [1d]
- Tiny particles 'surf' microcosmic waves to save energy in chaotic environments [1d]
- Modulating key interaction prevents virus from entering cells [1d]
- 3D-printed helixes show promise as THz optical materials [1d]
- Solar panels over crops may boost farmworkers' comfort [1d]
- Cracking the code of a hidden cancer receptor: How scientists found the first true Frizzled blocker [1d]
- Most peer reviewers now use AI, and publishing policy must keep pace [1d]
- Massive stars make their mark in Hubble image [1d]
- Massive rock layer beneath Bermuda may explain island's unusual elevation [1d]
- From cages to fields: Lab mice lose their anxiety after a week outdoors [1d]
- Online ratings often mislead shoppers, according to new study [1d]
- Amazon could lose over a third of forest cover by century's end [1d]
- From civil disobedience to networked whistleblowing: What national security truth-tellers reveal in an age of crackdowns [1d]
- Making lighter work of calculating fluid and heat flow [1d]
- Best way for employers to support employees with chronic mental illness is by offering flexibility [1d]
- Advanced optical model clarifies how complex materials interact with polarized light [1d]
- The 'one chatbot per child' model for AI in classrooms conflicts with what research shows: Learning is a social process [1d]
- To see or not to see—distinguishing 'absence' from 'ignorance' to improve seabird conservation [1d]
- Public trust in AI chatbot therapists surges [1d]
- Study reveals fisheries danger zones for large seabirds [1d]
- Unlocking even more value in Canada's canola industry [1d]
- AI helps solve decades-old maze in frustrated magnet physics [1d]
- 2.8 days to disaster: Why we are running out of time in low earth orbit [1d]
- Knocking out drug-resistant TB with a one-two punch [1d]
- First armored dinosaur hatchling discovered in China [1d]
- Light-driven process forms flexible electrodes on skin, textiles and glass [1d]
- What's in a label? Rethinking how we talk about gender-based violence [1d]
- Dissecting the Grinch: What anatomy reveals about Christmas's most famous villain [1d]
- How we unlocked the secrets of Denmark's oldest plank boat—with the help of an ancient fingerprint [1d]
- Can scientists detect life without knowing what it looks like? Research using machine learning offers a new way [1d]
- XMM-Newton sees comet 3I/ATLAS in X-ray light [1d]
- NASA announces plan to map Milky Way with Roman Space Telescope [1d]
- Radio observations find nothing at Omega Centauri's heart [1d]
- The rise of sinkholes: How to spot the risks before disaster strikes [1d]
- 'Checkout charity' requests often backfire, leaving shoppers feeling guilty [1d]
- Climate shapes arms race between ants and their social parasites [1d]
- Social connections slow aging in dolphins, echoing patterns seen in humans [1d]
- Torrential rains and flash floods kill 37 in Moroccan city of Safi [1d]
- Nanoscale magnetic mazes could transform data center communications [1d]
- Japan will be without a panda for the first time in 50 years after twins leave Tokyo zoo [1d]
- How traditional Himalayan burning could help prevent mega wildfires [1d]
- Interstellar comet keeps its distance as it makes its closest approach to Earth [2d]
- Satellites help tackle landfill methane leaks [2d]
- Hubble catches another glimpse of 3I/ATLAS [2d]
- Image: Hubble captures the death of a low-mass star in the Calabash Nebula [2d]
- EscaPADE explorer sort of goes to Mars [2d]
- Deep-sea squid caught masquerading as sponge stalks in Pacific abyss [2d]
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