The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Using common painkiller in pregnancy might raise ADHD risk in children [455d]
• Images that capture our timeless obsession with the moon [455d]
• Why AI firms should follow the example of quantum computing research [455d]
• The story of ancient Mesopotamia and the dawn of the modern world [455d]
• Virgin Money flusters chatbot, but just try living in Scunthorpe [455d]
• Dating apps should fix their problems before saddling us with new ones [455d]
• How the future rise of AI lawyers could force Big Oil to pay up [455d]
• Documentary-maker films the fallout as her husband opts to be a cyborg [455d]
• The story of how rape became a forensic crime is grim but gripping [455d]
• The science behind the gardening hack of adding aspirin to plant water [455d]
• 'Sexome' microbes swapped during sex could aid forensic investigations [455d]
• Dancing turtles help us understand how they navigate around the world [455d]
• Strongest evidence yet that Ozempic and Wegovy reduce alcohol intake [455d]
• How a moth uses an optical illusion to disguise itself as a leaf [455d]
• Record-breaking neutrino spotted tearing through the Mediterranean Sea [455d]
• How big is a neutrino? We're finally starting to get an answer [455d]
• Quail-sized feathered dinosaur may be the earliest known bird [455d]
• A whole new world of tiny beings challenges fundamental ideas of life [455d]