The Brutalist Report

Phys

• 2023 was the hottest year in history—and Canada is warming faster than anywhere else on earth [901d]
• Researchers develop technique to synthesize water-soluble alloy nanoclusters [901d]
• Research explores race politics associated with wearing a mask in public to combat COVID-19 [901d]
• For female fashion models, job security and sexual harassment are often intertwined [901d]
• NASA analysis confirms 2023 as warmest year on record [901d]
• Study finds carbon released during macroalgal growth has significant sequestration potential [901d]
• Light-matter interaction: Broken symmetry drives polaritons [901d]
• Scientists come up with technology to recycle used clothes rather than simply burning them [901d]
• New pathways for compromise in migration policy [901d]
• Study finds 90% of textile waste generated in Catalonia ends up in landfill or incinerators [901d]
• Planetesimals are buffeted by wind in their nebula, throwing debris into space: Study [901d]
• Solar electric propulsion systems could be just what we need for efficient trips to Mars [901d]
• Satellite altimetry reveals significant changes in water levels of Chinese lakes over two decades [901d]
• Research shows Adélie penguins must balance the benefits and costs of riding on sea ice during long-distance migration [901d]
• Venus' atmospheric chemical anomalies may motivate future astrobiology missions [901d]
• Study finds 10 Bacillus strains can regulate antioxidative system in response to acid stresses [901d]
• Astronomers find spark of star birth across billions of years [901d]
• Core-shell 'chemical looping' boosts efficiency of greener approach to ethylene production [901d]
• Exploring common types of feline mange [901d]
• Picky female sparrows may be more unfaithful [901d]
• Old times revived for climate adaptation [901d]
• New research deciphers biomineralization mechanism [901d]
• News media trigger conflict for romantic couples with differing political views [901d]
• Rare Australian parrot faces multi-virus threat [901d]
• 2023's record heat partly driven by 'mystery' process: NASA scientist [901d]
• How should boards handle visionary CEOs? [901d]
• Reflectors in space could make solar farms on Earth work for longer every day [901d]
• NASA's OSIRIS-REx team clears hurdle to access remaining Bennu sample [901d]
• Internal morphology reveals two new species of Australian burrowing scorpions [901d]
• Impacts for half of all mining areas in the world are undocumented [901d]
• New instrument to capture stardust as part of NASA mission [901d]
• Where has our summer gone and will it come back? [901d]
• First, do no harm: Guidance for community-engaged research after disasters [901d]
• Study uncovers potential origins of life in ancient hot springs [901d]
• Efficient antibody production 'wobbles,' new study finds [901d]
• Snow buries Iowa campaigning ahead of possible bomb cyclone [901d]
• Climate disclosures: Corporations underprepared for tighter new standards, study reveals [901d]
• Cellular clean energy: Can mitochondria make more energy without collateral damage? [901d]
• Long COVID: Damaged mitochondria in muscles might be linked to some of the symptoms [901d]
• Scientists explain why the record-shattering 2023 heat has them on edge. Warming may be worsening [901d]
• Were California's grizzlies really ravenous meat eaters? Not so much, new report shows [901d]
• From black hole entropy to the complexity of plant leaves: An intriguing linkage [901d]
• Researchers study unusual late-Roman metalware hoard discovered in the British Isles [901d]
• Investors are 'flying blind' to risk of climate lawsuits, researchers say [901d]
• Guantanamo Bay: 22 years of indefinite detention and eroded human rights [901d]
• Predicting which US city populations will grow and which will fall by 2100 [901d]
• Researchers create light-powered yeast, providing insights into evolution, biofuels and cellular aging [901d]
• How human activity facilitates invasive plants' colonization in Mediterranean ecosystems [901d]
• Candida evolution disclosed: New insights into fungal infections [901d]
• New paper explores four nearby fast radio burst sources [901d]
• 'Sudden death' of quantum fluctuations defies current theories of superconductivity [901d]
• How fruit flies smell CO₂:Study identifies individual receptors and how to block them [901d]
• Inbreeding due to loss of habitat found to be putting black-footed cat in danger of extinction [901d]
• How much life has ever existed on Earth? [901d]
• Study discovers non-reciprocal antisymmetric transport behavior in natural van der Waals ferromagnetic material [901d]
• Understanding the effect of catalyst spin state on reaction [901d]
• Scientists use heat to create transformations between skyrmions and antiskyrmions [901d]
• Capturing greenhouse gases with the help of light [901d]
• Brr, it's cold in here! NASA's cryo efforts beyond the atmosphere [901d]
• 'Very dangerous' avalanche warnings issued across Colorado mountains [901d]
• European alder spittlebug nymphs found to protect themselves with coat of bubbles [901d]
• Astrobotic successfully powers on all payloads on damaged Peregrine lander [901d]
• Shape-shifting protein study could advance new drug development [901d]
• Researchers sequence the first genome of myxini, the only vertebrate lineage that had no reference genome [901d]
• A global analysis of how human infrastructure squeezes beaches and dunes [901d]