The Brutalist Report

Phys

• England's forgotten first king deserves to be famous, says Æthelstan biographer as anniversaries approach [185d]
• Opposition to energy transition projects driven by local concerns rather than right-wing populism, finds study [185d]
• For the first time in 40 Years, Panama's deep and cold ocean waters fail to emerge [185d]
• Predictive rule reveals which sulfur-based building blocks create sustainable, degradable plastics [185d]
• CRISPR's efficiency triples in lab tests with DNA-wrapped nanoparticles [185d]
• Something from nothing: Physicists model vacuum tunneling in a 2D superfluid [185d]
• Tire wear particles in the Rhine river: How microplastics are changing river ecology [185d]
• Multidrug-resistant bacteria detected in Chilean wastewater for the first time [185d]
• Shaping future electronics with light: Experiment demonstrates ultrafast light control of ferroelectric properties [185d]
• Satellite laser ranging technique reveals 90 mm sea-level surge over past 30 years [185d]
• Sustainable energy: 'Fairy circles' can provide clues to depth of natural hydrogen sources [185d]
• A sharper image of the early universe: Program brings greater understanding to star and galaxy formation [185d]
• Graphene reveals electrons that behave like frictionless fluid and break textbook rules [185d]
• Researchers highlight the Turkish hammām's role in Muslim ritual and community life [185d]
• A hidden simplicity behind how people move: Study reveals geography's role in relocation [185d]
• Microscale mixing without turbulence: Scientists discover limits to information erasure in viscous fluids [185d]
• Watching catalytic nanoparticles at work: Metal and oxide join forces to turn methane into syngas [185d]