The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Why free will doesn't exist, according to Robert Sapolsky [924d]
• Strange upward lightning shoots out X-rays as it rises to the clouds [924d]
• How to spot the constellation Aquila and its deep-sky objects [924d]
• Blood in the Machine review: Going back to the Luddites [924d]
• How mental effort can build a cognitive reserve against brain ageing [924d]
• Cocoon review: One of the biggest gaming treats of the year [924d]
• Her Space, Her Time review: Trailblazing women astronomers [924d]
• Let's use AI to rethink education, instead of panicking about cheating [924d]
• Why I won't be buying sea-farmed salmon ever again [924d]
• Intricate photo of rat's retina wins Nikon Small World competition [924d]
• Is England doing enough to stop covid-19 spreading in hospitals? [924d]
• Energy-guzzling data centres could work just as well with less cooling [924d]
• Bird flu now sweeping the world evolved in Europe and Africa [924d]
• Tiniest particle accelerator is so small it could fit into a pen tip [924d]
• Edible and delicious Chinese mitten crabs are invading the UK [924d]
• How to see the Orionid meteor shower peak this weekend [924d]
• We may finally know how cognitive reserve protects against Alzheimer's [924d]
• Working with robots can make humans put in less effort [924d]
• Scientists prefer feedback from ChatGPT to judgement by peers [924d]
• Mega penguins: These are the largest penguins to have ever lived [924d]
• Hitting the snooze button on your alarm doesn't make you more tired [924d]