The Brutalist Report

Phys

Perseverance Mars rover captures first visible-light auroras during intense solar storm [304d]
Voyager 1 revives backup thrusters before command pause [304d]
Ten things research tells us about the global economic elite [304d]
Low-viscosity oil boosts a microfluidic device, enabling safer cell studies and gradient generation [304d]
Reexamining a receptor linked to sepsis resolves contradictions regarding its binding interactions [304d]
Fluorescent imaging reveals embryonic integration of musculoskeletal components in the locomotor system [304d]
Biodiversity flourishes in the presence of shrub fringes on the edges of forests and fields, finds study [304d]
Q&A: A generative AI technique for designing RNA with improved function [304d]
Satellite data from ship captures landslide-generated tsunami for the first time [304d]
Artificial intelligence and genetics can help farmers grow corn with less fertilizer [304d]
A new study provides insights into cleaning up noise in quantum entanglement [304d]
How a flexible protein domain links gene transcription and RNA processing [304d]
Scientists are developing machine learning tools for improving particle accelerator operations [304d]
3D-printing method enables fabrication of collagen tissue oriented in multiple directions [304d]
How a leaf's symmetry and lobes impact its journey back to the tree [304d]
A ripple effect: Minor quakes can disrupt natural tectonic patterns deep underground and change stress landscape [304d]
Stranger things: How Netflix teaches economics [304d]
MXene-antibody sensor enables low-cost, accurate vitamin D detection in remote regions [304d]
Marsupial research reveals how mammalian embryos form [304d]
Penning-trap system enables loss-free transfer of protons between experimental sites [304d]
Ancient climate patterns help refine predictions for South Asian monsoon changes [304d]
Durable catalyst boosts efficiency of high-temperature CO₂ conversion [304d]
Finger bone analysis uncovers how ancient human relatives in South Africa used their hands [304d]
Barbies today are much less likely to be on their tip-toes than in past decades [304d]
Magellan mission reveals possible tectonic activity on Venus [304d]
Shifting pollution abroad may help democratic nations appear more environmentally friendly than non-democratic countries [304d]
Improving human beings to make them perform better: Why is transhumanism so harmful? [304d]
New study reveals economic ripple effects of mass shootings on local businesses [304d]
Photonic chip design offers simpler solution for one-way light flow in optical circuits [304d]
From boomers to Gen Z: How to solve the public sector succession crisis [304d]
Studies reveal hidden secrets about interiors of the moon and the asteroid Vesta [304d]
Astronomers detect cloud convection near Titan's lakes [304d]
Another first: Webb identifies frozen water in young star system [304d]
Europe's forest plants thrive best in light-rich, semi-open woodlands kept open by large herbivores [304d]
Territorial concessions will be central to any Ukraine peace deal, and to Russia's long-term plan [304d]
How does the EPA know a pesticide is safe to use in my yard? [304d]
Social platform Stocktwits and other sources of 'alternative data' may be hurting analysts' long-term forecasts [304d]
Light is the science of the future: The Africans using it to solve local challenges [304d]
What lies beneath: Using rock blasted from craters to probe the Martian subsurface [304d]
New theory suggests 'emotional invalidation' can be a precursor to crime [304d]
Patchy geographical coverage of dog vaccinations is a key barrier for rabies elimination [304d]
A proposed new route to sharper imaging using quantum interference [304d]
Pacific voyagers' environmental knowledge allowed for long-distance navigation without Western technology [304d]
Q&A: Freshwater mussels and the invasive quagga mussel [304d]
Review explores complex dialogue between exosomes and autophagy [304d]
Lady Gaga bomb plot: Thwarted plan lifts veil on gamification of hate, gendered nature of online radicalization [304d]
Taking intermittent quizzes can reduce achievement gaps and enhance online learning [304d]
Southern Africa's rangelands do many jobs, from feeding cattle to storing carbon: A review of 60 years of research [304d]
South African companies aren't innovating enough: Why support during tough economic times matters [304d]