The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• More than a gut feeling [50d]
• Why open-source software can be both good and bad [51d]
• This twisty sci-fi thriller is a fantastic debut from Isabel J. Kim [51d]
• Sunshine can help with some serious health problems, argues a new book [51d]
• Twisteddoodles on children’s flexible ears [51d]
• Tom Gauld on artificial cells [51d]
• Are flies following a strategy when they keep hitting a window? Part 2 [51d]
• How do fish recognise others of their own species? Part 2 [51d]
• Why do fictional geologists keep getting killed off in movies? [51d]
• This week’s new questions [51d]
• Is it true that fresh air heats up faster than stale air? If so, why? [51d]
• Sabre-toothed cats could crunch through bone [51d]
• Open AI’s hacking agent went rogue. Should we be worried? [51d]
• IVF embryos may thrive when grown with less oxygen [51d]
• What the world’s happiest countries can teach us about joyful living [51d]
• Phone breathalyser can detect when your body switches to burning fat [51d]
• China is trying to regulate relationships with AI – can it work? [51d]