The Brutalist Report

Phys

• A new 'geography of fire' defines southern US wildfire risk [298d]
• Net zero construction push strains UK workforce mental health and well-being [298d]
• Understanding weather extremes through the lens of a regional model [298d]
• Study reveals differences in soil organic carbon levels across vegetation types [298d]
• Alpine plant decline linked to smaller rhizomes and shorter fine roots [299d]
• A head and a hundred tails: How a branching worm manages reproductive complexity [299d]
• Researchers are developing world's first petahertz-speed phototransistor in ambient conditions [299d]
• Flexible imager that's thinner than an eyelash can capture brain activity [299d]
• Hidden history of Israeli-Syrian peace efforts across seven decades revealed [299d]
• The deepening mystery around the JWST's early galaxies [299d]
• What you do before and during a tornado could mean the difference between life and death [299d]
• Lower-frequency sonic booms from Falcon 9 launches can feel like mini-earthquakes [299d]
• Endangered whales gave birth to few babies this year as population declines [299d]
• AI language models increasingly shape economics research writing, study finds [299d]
• The Milky Way will soon be visible in the California sky: How and when to see it [299d]
• Online headlines shift from concise to click-worthy [299d]
• AI enhances the Higgs boson's 'charm' [299d]
• Grad students find missing link in early Martian water cycle [299d]
• Renters bear the brunt: Flood risk to buildings rises with social vulnerability [299d]
• How plants transport massive amounts of protein into seed vacuoles: Research traces the evolutionary steps [299d]
• ChatGPT shown to be more persuasive than people in online debates [299d]
• Study: Supply chain plasticity and firm adaptation to tariffs, risk [299d]
• Novel data streaming software chases light speed from accelerator to supercomputer [299d]
• AI optimizes land use policy, finding hidden keys for better land use [299d]
• Governors are leading the fight against climate change and deforestation around the world [299d]
• Amazon forest loss leads to measurable drop in regional rainfall [299d]
• Rye's rise: Study finds evidence of intensive cultivation in northern Central Europe since the Roman Empire [299d]
• African islands under threat: What to do about Trump's withdrawal from climate change agreement [299d]
• Tomato trade dispute between the US and Mexico is boiling over again, with 21% tariffs due in July [299d]
• South Africa's wattled cranes are no longer critically endangered: Why the birds' numbers are rising [299d]
• Leaders can promote gender equity without deepening polarization. Here's how [299d]
• Space tourism's growth blurs the line between scientific and symbolic achievement. A tourism scholar explains [299d]
• When friendship is treated as essential, what happens to young adults who don't have any? [299d]
• Positively charged nanoplastics increase E. coli virulence, study finds [299d]
• 3D-printed microlaser sensors offer supercharged biosensing [299d]
• Invisible currents at the edge: Study shows how magnetic particles reveal hidden rule of nature [299d]
• 'Squeezed' infrared light travels farther and covers more wavelengths with thin films [299d]
• Q&A: Five generative AI myths for sales and marketing debunked [299d]
• Stars or numerals? How rating formats change consumer behavior [299d]
• Smarter, faster AI models explored for molecular and materials discovery [299d]
• Trapped electrons on quantum fluids and solids offer new route for high-fidelity qubits [299d]
• Decades-long project provides blueprint of chemical transport pathways in human cells [299d]
• AI predicts bacterial swarming from a single blurry image, unlocking new diagnostic possibilities [299d]
• Chemists develop new approach to synthesizing air-stable four-membered boracycles [299d]
• Designing efficient artificial enzymes with self-assembling protein cages [299d]
• Scientists use salinity to trace changes in the US Northeast coastal ocean [299d]
• Why is southern Australia in drought—and when will it end? [299d]
• Tories get ghosted: New study shows dating app users are more likely to swipe right on Reform voters [299d]
• Wine is still Australia's most popular alcoholic drink—but many producers face an uncertain future [299d]
• Climate scientists are trusted globally, just not as much as other scientists—here's why [299d]
• Study finds Reform voters more datable than Tories [299d]
• Invasive European honey bees could be harming Australian native bees' fitness [299d]