The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Butchered bones hint humans were in South America 21,000 years ago [625d]
• Tiny jellyfish robots made of ferrofluid can be controlled with light [625d]
• Blood-thinning drug heparin may stop snakebite victims losing limbs [625d]
• How to make a perfect baked Alaska? It's all about thermodynamics [625d]
• We are risking a heat disaster for athletes at the Olympics in Paris [625d]
• Could we share dreams by synchronising REM sleep? [625d]
• Take a look behind the scenes at the world's largest fusion experiment [625d]
• An entertaining history of gases shows science at work in daily life [625d]
• Would you resurrect a dead loved one with AI, asks a new documentary [625d]
• Naomi Klein on the rise of misinformation and conspiracy influencers [625d]
• In the race to ramp up renewables, we can't ignore heat storage [625d]
• Do academics really split hairs at work? They certainly do now! [625d]
• Hydrogel can preserve medications for weeks outside of a fridge [625d]
• Anti-inflammatory drug extended the lifespan of mice by 20 per cent [625d]
• Tiny solar-powered drones could stay in the air forever [625d]
• Why midlife is the perfect time to take control of your future health [625d]
• Sea slugs discovered working together to hunt in packs [625d]
• Anemone-eating sea slugs hunt in packs [625d]