The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Celebrating dark skies at a festival in deepest Denmark [917d]
• How Bulgarian yogurt could help us colonise Mars [917d]
• Spare a moment to think about the possibilities in our eternal future [917d]
• Are autonomous labs the future of science? [917d]
• Molecular Storms review: Unsung physics helps unpick life's complexity [917d]
• Massive pliosaur skull sheds light on ancient sea reptile [917d]
• 'This century is special': Martin Rees on the vast span of time [917d]
• 14 science fiction films to watch out for in 2024 [917d]
• The stargazing events to watch out for in 2024 [917d]
• After much neglect, women’s health must get the attention it deserves [917d]
• 1.75-billion-year-old fossils help explain how photosynthesis evolved [918d]
• Membrane-destroying drug works against antibiotic-resistant bacteria [918d]
• Most large fishing boats go untracked as ‘dark vessels’ [918d]
• Supernova neutrinos could break physics – if we can make sense of them [918d]
• How to spot the Quadrantids meteor shower on 3 and 4 January [918d]
• World's first tunnel to a magma chamber could unleash unlimited energy [918d]
• Sharks can be deterred from beaches by catching and releasing them [918d]