The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Transparent stretchable substrate without image distortion shows potential for next-generation displays [438d]
• Graphyne's transformation: A new carbon form with potential for electronics [438d]
• First on-chip multipartite entanglement achieved with optical microcomb [438d]
• Regional and context-specific approaches can improve study of marine heat waves [438d]
• Harnessing gravity to create a low-cost microfluidic device for rapid cell analysis [438d]
• Tensions in school-community partnerships hinder sustainability of SNAP-Ed programs [438d]
• Uncovering the secret life of hedgehogs [438d]
• Study challenges claim that AI use directly triggers plagiarism among university students [438d]
• Q&A: 'No credible evidence' that Ukraine has rare earth minerals, says expert [438d]
• China's forests are absorbing carbon—but for how long? [438d]
• Japanese motion capture lab builds body movement database to explore cultural nuances in emotional expression [438d]
• New study reveals harsh realities of childhood in the pre-Columbian Andes [438d]
• Toxic chemical pollutants detected in lichens and mosses in Irati forest [438d]
• How many languages can babies learn? Study shows how Ghanaian babies grow up speaking two to six languages [438d]