The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Gold flakes glow when they are bathed in light and now we know how [1005d]
• ADHD linked to disrupted brain signals involved in focusing attention [1005d]
• AI voices are hard to spot even if you know audio might be a deepfake [1005d]
• The life hack that can help you reclaim your time [1005d]
• New superconductor claims could lead to progress even if they're wrong [1005d]
• Talking Heads review: Cunning tale of how conversation creates worlds [1005d]
• How even the greatest scientists can fall for cognitive bias [1005d]
• Unions strike to save the world from bad TV and movies [1005d]
• See the tricky logistics behind displaying the shuttle Endeavour [1005d]
• The Underworld review: A gripping voyage into the deep ocean [1005d]
• Foundation season two review: Will this epic live up to its promise? [1005d]
• Ancient whale might have been the heaviest animal that ever lived [1005d]
• Chemical reaction used in cooking may have helped complex life evolve [1005d]
• Gene variant that seems to protect against HIV may lead to new drugs [1005d]
• Does space-time remember? The search for gravitational memory [1005d]
• Scientists race to test claimed room-temperature superconductor [1005d]
• Your gut microbiome is linked to your fitness and biological age [1006d]
• Artificial spider silk could help us harvest drinking water from air [1006d]
• Ancient Babylonian arson in Jerusalem revealed by chemical clues [1006d]
• Oldest adult jellyfish fossil ever found is over 500 million years old [1006d]