The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Lesser Goldfinches expand north as climate and landscape modification shape new habitats [327d]
• Big brains and big ranges might not save birds from climate change [327d]
• Ontario school workers report rising violence as funding cuts continue [327d]
• E-I-E-I-Omics: New discoveries in corn genetics could help grow more productive, resilient crops [327d]
• Mushroom-based composting can cut farm waste, pathogens and antibiotic resistance genes [327d]
• A simple social gesture can make people more likely to engage with online fact-checks [327d]
• 'Biomedical Lab in a Box' empowers engineers in low- and middle-income countries [327d]
• Q&A: Microscopic 'traffic jams' solution inspires new insights into particle movement and drug delivery [327d]
• Asymmetric molecular interactions may hold the secret to living matter [327d]
• Treasures found in the UK indicate Thetford was Pagan until the fifth century [327d]
• Planetary alignment provides NASA rare opportunity to study Uranus [327d]
• Iron and blue light enable rapid, low-toxicity creation of carbohydrates for new antibiotics [327d]
• Lebanon crisis is driving parents to seek unregulated 'shadow' education, study shows [327d]
• Q&A: Paving a path for conservation of wild elephant populations [327d]
• Advanced tungsten-based ceramics achieve high hardness and ablation resistance [327d]
• Electricity-conducting organism named after Native American Tribe may advance bioelectronic devices [327d]
• New technique expands tissues so hundreds of biomolecules can be seen inside cells [327d]
• Galaxies at 'cosmic noon': Research gives deep dive into universe's wild growth spurt [327d]
• Researchers investigate how microbes feel their way around [327d]
• Oaks excel at supporting the food web (including us). Arbor Day's a good time to plant one [327d]
• Landmark Nepal survey estimates nearly 400 elusive snow leopards [327d]
• A new type of cattle feed could result in fewer burps and reduced dairy gas emissions [327d]
• Listeners use gestures to predict upcoming words, virtual avatar study finds [327d]
• Dual-mode MRI nanoprobe mimics biological processes to pinpoint early fibrosis in fatty liver disease [327d]
• Scientists tackle costly parasite damage devastating fish farmers around the world [327d]
• Genomic study maps nearly 60 million years of apple genus evolution and diversity [327d]
• From volcano to Arctic: Researchers track sulfur dioxide's 2,000-kilometer journey [327d]
• Beyond words: Hidden musical grammar of natural speech revealed in study [327d]
• Tillage reductions lead to dramatic rise in crop yields and soil organic carbon levels [327d]
• Smart nanotherapy enhances immune attack on melanoma [327d]
• Do cats make good therapy animals? The new trend showing felines may be more complicated than we realize [327d]
• Compost and biochar could boost carbon sequestration by crushed rock [327d]
• Finnish researchers map endangered wolverine habitats using satellite data [327d]
• Common insecticide damages freshwater ecosystems, finds study [327d]
• What is the most powerful telescope in the world? [327d]
• 3D models uncover how deadly parasites evade immune system through blood vessel attachment [327d]
• Some politicians who share harmful information are rewarded with more clicks, study finds [327d]
• Toxic chemical pollution continues on Isle of Man as government defends Unesco conservation status [327d]
• Stripping federal protection for clean water harms everyone, especially already vulnerable communities [327d]
• Family first: Scientists reveal long-tailed tits' remarkable family bonds [327d]
• Ambitious changes to Canadian conservation law are needed to reverse the decline in biodiversity [327d]
• Light fields with extraordinary structure: Plasmonic skyrmion bags [327d]
• Researchers discover new way cells control RNA production [327d]