The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Frogs have been trying to mate with odd things for 220 million years [1029d]
• Moderna's improved mRNA covid-19 vaccine is effective at lower doses [1029d]
• Humans use a quarter of all the biomass created by plants on land [1029d]
• Stone Age carvings of animal footprints identified by expert trackers [1029d]
• A note from our editor on New Scientist Live 2023 [1029d]
• Cannabis for medical use is soaring but the research is lagging behind [1029d]
• How soap operas can help us understand special relativity [1029d]
• The Coming Wave review: How AI reshapes our world [1029d]
• Developing the 'sharenting' habit prenatally has consequences [1029d]
• Fascinating photos of fungi show their diversity [1029d]
• It's a great time to see the Cygnus constellation – here's how [1029d]
• Starter Villain review: Big questions laced with absurdist humour [1029d]
• Reusable rocket built by students is about to launch to space [1029d]
• Superglue alternative made from soya is strong but biodegradable [1029d]
• DNA-based computer can run 100 billion different programs [1029d]
• Is CBD a wonder drug or waste of money? Here's what the evidence says [1029d]
• The earliest black holes seen by JWST appear to be unusually massive [1029d]
• Male cockatoos make customised drumsticks for their mating displays [1030d]