The Brutalist Report - science
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- Disasters and debt. Escaping the 'climate-debt doom loop' [1d]
- Untangling the patterns of the cosmic microwave background to better understand the early universe [1d]
- Spot a baby bird on the ground? Don't be tempted to bird‑nap it [1d]
- The wasps that horrified Darwin reveal evolution's one-way streets [1d]
- Air holes turn silicon wafers into flat ultraviolet focusing mirrors for compact optics [1d]
- How a metabolite protects the enzyme that consumes it [1d]
- New method measures microplastics in the air using an uncrewed aerial system [1d]
- Future warming events will outdo the extreme heat waves of the recent past, new study finds [1d]
- Light-powered method resurrects 'dead-end' compounds for drug discovery [1d]
- Quantum gas microscope reveals individual atoms in first tunable three-component Hubbard system [1d]
- European forests need to solve two crises—but not necessarily in one place [1d]
- MTG-I2 satellite delivers remarkable first images, capturing a weather view of Europe every 2.5 minutes [1d]
- High-precision timeline helps clarify an ancient magma surge in the North Cascades [1d]
- AI won't ever make a historically accurate film—but it could help archaeology create better stories [1d]
- AI points researchers toward new disease targets hidden in mitochondria [1d]
- Redefining honesty in a crisis: Why truth alone is not enough [2d]
- 'Mega heat waves' strengthened by interaction between soil moisture, atmospheric pressure and temperature [2d]
- Fruit fly study offers clues to insect survival in a hotter, drier world [2d]
- Beyond trial and error: A framework for AI-driven solid-electrolyte discovery [2d]
- Smart packaging film 'lights up' under UV as meat loses freshness [2d]
- Noise pollution changes biology or behavior in 80% of animal species studied [2d]
- The worse climate change gets, the harder it becomes to stop it [2d]
- SynFit guides enzyme engineering by balancing several useful traits at once [2d]
- 'I heard a barnacle'—how paying attention to nature's background noise can reveal animal secrets [2d]
- Vibrating mirrors of light create analog of a black hole event horizon [2d]
- The John Lewis Christmas ad captures the deep need for grandmothers [2d]
- Atom-scale model could help improve material growth for advanced electronics [2d]
- States tax sports betting heavily, but gamblers may barely feel it [2d]
- Scientists achieve record-breaking low temperature on China's space station, paving the way for new physics experiments [2d]
- Evolutionary history and genetic basis of spruce diversification revealed [2d]
- Researchers establish G0 founder population carrying targeted mutations in marine mollusks [2d]
- Technique that spots tRNAs in action could accelerate drug development for inherited diseases [2d]
- New method for upcycling polyethylene is suitable for mass production as a raw material for nylon [2d]
- Robot successfully builds space structure in first autonomous construction demo [2d]
- New 3D microscope packs many imaging tools into one system [2d]
- World-first successful wild release of endangered broad-headed snake [2d]
- Tiny biodegradable particles poke openings in skin to boost topical drug delivery [2d]
- Oh boy, all girls again: Research tracks sea turtle sex ratios [2d]
- How foreign investment can strengthen African governments' control over land [2d]
- Microplastic pollution could be changing the color of the Pacific Ocean [2d]
- The spring mountain butterfly has been spotted for the first time beneath power lines [2d]
- Mineral-forming method removes more than 99% of radioactive technetium from liquid waste [2d]
- Beyond green claims: Understanding how consumers evaluate sustainable products [2d]
- Release of largest dataset to date on wildlife in Europe [2d]
- From chaos to 'intelligent' soft matter—how tiny chemical differences guide droplets into ordered structures [2d]
- Wacky magnetic fields of ice giants may stem from conductivity changes in their deep interiors [2d]
- Why bandicoots and bilbies evolved such different snouts [2d]
- Paired but out of step: Why electron pairing alone is not enough for room-temperature superconductivity [2d]
- Higher grocery prices linked to worse food insufficiency, mental health [2d]
- Social media could improve disaster aid coordination, review finds [2d]
- 2026 'most likely' to be second-hottest year on record: EU monitor [2d]
- Innovative study tests how people respond to flood warnings under pressure [2d]
- A galaxy nicknamed Misty Moons offers a glimpse of early star formation [2d]
- Emptying towns reveal links between state withdrawal and political radicalization in Eastern Europe [2d]
- Autistic children benefited from online literacy instruction during COVID pandemic [2d]
- Positive views of caregiving nearly double for dementia caregivers after support program [2d]
- Forests or underground storage? New metric compares risks of carbon removal projects [2d]
- High-elevation terraces suggest faster-than-expected uplift in southern Italy [2d]
- Can AI learn to understand nature? Scientists set out a roadmap for the future of ecology [2d]
- Cancer-linked gene uses 'shortcut' to trigger cell division [2d]
- Bear necessities: Indian techie builds wildlife alert [2d]
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