The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Astronomers measure the heartbeat of spinning stars [1173d]
• New research models concept for data transport using train of satellites [1174d]
• A probiotic for our lungs? New research poses questions about the future of treating COVID-19 [1174d]
• Improving health outcomes by targeting climate and air pollution simultaneously [1174d]
• New study finds offering paid sick leave is good for US business [1174d]
• Effort to help pollinators shows successes, limitations [1174d]
• Over one billion galaxies blaze bright in colossal map of the sky [1174d]
• Working against the mainstream in fungal systematics [1174d]
• Nutrient uptake in citrus rootstock affected by huanglongbing [1174d]
• Researchers enhance durability of low-cost solar cells made from nano-sized crystals [1174d]
• Signaling proteins shown to play key role in tuberculosis biology [1174d]
• Science can prevent extinctions for species on the brink of death [1174d]
• What will remain in the wardrobes after COVID? [1174d]
• Forest soil to be included in forest management guidelines and forestry subsidies [1174d]
• Study finds the 'squishy' outer shell of Venus may be resurfacing the planet [1174d]
• Scientists reveal influence of Asian summer monsoon on volcanic aerosol transport [1174d]
• First look at Ryugu asteroid sample reveals it is organic-rich [1174d]
• Pairing students supports integration at universities, finds research [1174d]
• Study elucidates effects of silver nanoparticles on inorganic carbon utilization of submerged macrophytes [1174d]
• New insights into chordate body plan development answer long-standing questions on evolution [1174d]
• Why do small rural communities often shun newcomers, even when they need them? [1174d]
• Malaria infection harms wild African apes, study shows [1174d]
• Promoting the electrochemical hydrogenation of furfural by synergistic Cu⁰-Cu⁺ active sites [1174d]
• A green method for obtaining vanillin from technical lignin produced from pulp [1174d]
• Ultracool dwarf binary stars break records [1174d]
• Bark painting mystery gives artist important place in family tree [1174d]
• Neutrons reveal key to extraordinary heat transport [1174d]
• Researchers create E. coli-based water monitoring technology [1174d]
• The 2020–2021 prolonged La Niña evolution in the tropical Pacific [1174d]
• Metasurface enters laser fiber cavity for spatiotemporal mode control [1174d]
• The dynamic evolution of copper-based catalysts for electrocatalytic carbon dioxide reduction [1174d]
• Unexpected benefits from pollinators at edges of second-growth forests [1174d]
• Households find low waste living challenging. Here's what needs to change [1174d]
• Misinformation: Why it may not necessarily lead to bad behavior [1174d]
• Evolution of dinosaur body size through different developmental mechanisms [1174d]
• Our need for seed fosters an unusual partnership to restore forests [1174d]
• Electrodes grown in the brain: Paving the way for future therapies for neurological disorders [1174d]
• Cyclone Gabrielle triggered more destructive forestry 'slash' in New Zealand [1174d]
• 2D Janus materials could harvest abundant hydrogen fuel [1174d]
• Examining heat transfer in granular materials [1174d]
• To clean up England's rivers we need to know how much sewage is dumped—but water firms won't tell us [1174d]
• Night skies are getting 9.6% brighter every year as light pollution erases stars for everyone [1174d]
• New analysis method developed for nano and quantum materials [1174d]
• Climate change, rampant urbanization fuel Brazil storm disasters [1174d]
• Global wildlife contaminated by 'forever chemicals' [1174d]
• Feral cattle roam New Mexico's wilderness. Federal agents plan to hunt them from the sky [1174d]
• Sage, sacred to Native Americans, is being used in purification rituals, raising issues of cultural appropriation [1174d]
• How the early universe developed 'lumpy clumps of matter' [1174d]
• MoBIE enables modern microscopy with massive data sets [1174d]
• Place-based investment will support left-behind towns, but only a targeted approach can truly resolve people's struggles [1174d]
• Do dogs really descend from wolves? [1174d]
• Heterostructures support predictions of counterpropagating charged edge modes at the v=2/3 fractional quantum Hall state [1174d]
• Single gene causes stinging cell to lose its sting [1174d]
• Deer protected from deadly disease by newly discovered genetic differences [1174d]
• Racial stereotypes vary in digital interactions [1174d]
• Gender pay gap is bigger for some women than others—here's how to work it out [1174d]
• Writing on glass and silica indicates novel direction for chiral optical property tailoring [1174d]
• One in four of all children in Scotland are referred to children's social care before their fifth birthday [1174d]
• Fungi that causes pine ghost canker detected in southern California trees [1174d]
• A brave new world without a map for employers—are ad-hoc responses the best way forward? [1174d]
• Rejecting science has a long history—the pandemic showed what happens when you ignore this [1174d]
• Violent extremists are not lone wolves—dispelling this myth could help reduce violence [1174d]
• More assistance needed for male survivors of sexual assault [1174d]
• Parliamentary activity of MPs is affected by their place in corporate networks [1174d]
• Historical dredging and wetland loss in New York City's Jamaica Bay increase flooding [1174d]
• Cells take on dual identities with competing factors trapped in the nucleus [1174d]
• Scientists uncover more secrets from the eastern Great Australian Bight [1174d]
• The world's fastest 2D movie of laser-particle interactions and temperature in flames [1174d]
• Wafer-scale nanofabrication of telecom single-photon emitters in silicon [1174d]
• Real-life 'quantum molycircuits' using exotic nanotubes [1174d]
• Small temperature rise can cause large scale forced migration: Study [1174d]
• A labyrinthine lake provides surprising benefits for an endangered seal [1174d]
• Researchers investigate quasi-periodic variations of coronal mass ejections [1174d]
• Research supports South Australia cage shark-diving [1174d]
• Examining instances when play can be painful [1174d]
• Study finds that resilience to natural disasters lags in Black communities [1174d]
• Addressing violent extremism in Quebec [1174d]
• Preventing costly cattle disease to boost fertility rates [1174d]
• Making molecular simulations more efficient with LongBondEliminator [1174d]
• Ghosts in the machine: Social media 'memories' can trigger survivors of gender-based violence [1174d]
• Why do Earth's hemispheres look equally bright when viewed from space? [1174d]
• Theory can sort order from chaos in complex quantum systems [1174d]
• The quantum twisting microscope: A new lens on quantum materials [1174d]
• New human antibody neutralizes snake neurotoxins across species and geographies [1174d]
• A molecular machine's secret weapon exposed [1174d]
• Scientists record first-ever brain waves from freely moving octopuses [1174d]
• Tracking how magnetism affects animal behavior [1174d]
• Researchers discover new antimicrobial resistance gene associated with livestock disease treatment [1174d]
• Researchers develop a new AI-based 'finder' of antimicrobial peptides [1174d]
• Study unveils an antiferromagnetic metal phase in an electron-doped rare-earth nickelate [1174d]
• Two new gas giant exoplanets discovered with TESS [1174d]
• Superhydrophobic biosensor could measure sweat vapors on the body [1174d]
• Study explains how Enceladus ejects particles from oceans beneath its surface [1174d]
• First look at tropical blooming trees using space satellites [1174d]
• Mentorship during residency helps make elementary mathematics specialists successful [1174d]
• New species of ancient bony fish discovered in South Africa [1174d]
• Novel method helps stabilize zinc-ion batteries [1174d]
• Mushrooms could help replace plastics in new high-performance ultra-light materials [1174d]
• Novel air filter captures wide variety of pollutants [1174d]
• 6.8 earthquake shakes lightly populated part of Tajikistan [1174d]