The Brutalist Report - science
- Scientists provide recipe to halve pollution from food production [821d]
- Fish display distinct individual behaviors when swimming to find food, finds study [821d]
- Protein allows poison dart frogs to accumulate toxins safely, shows study [821d]
- 3D material found to break down antidepressant that contaminates water bodies worldwide [821d]
- How do financial incentives for CEOs affect business outcomes? Bonuses have minimal effect, stock options have none [821d]
- Researchers map North American wild grape pangenome [821d]
- Conservation detection dogs sniff out rare curlew nests [821d]
- As climate warms, that perfect Christmas tree may depend on growers' ability to adapt [821d]
- Genetics of host plants determine what microorganisms they attract, finds study [821d]
- Shipwreck ecology: Sunken vessels are a scientific treasure [821d]
- Meet Ecuador's two newest tarantula species, just discovered and already facing imminent threats [821d]
- Two recent studies expand understanding of how early social housing helps dairy calves thrive [821d]
- New nuclear deflection simulations advance planetary defense against asteroid threats [821d]
- Combining atomistic simulations and machine learning to predict grain boundary segregation in magnesium alloys [821d]
- New study explores gender gaps in career paths [821d]
- NGC 2264: Telescopes illuminate 'Christmas tree cluster' [821d]
- New study explores amino acid that turns into gel in water [821d]
- Scanner data can help New York state farmers boost market sales [821d]
- Researchers identify protein with DYRK1A-inhibiting effect that may have implications for Down syndrome [821d]
- Low economic growth can help keep climate change within the 1.5°C threshold, says study [821d]
- AI models predict decay modes and half-lives of superheavy nuclei with unprecedented accuracy [821d]
- Mollusks from polar expeditions reveal new details about the ocean [821d]
- New research models critical climate collapse conditions in ecological and biological systems [821d]
- Q&A: Meaningful social interactions are the only 'cure' for loneliness [821d]
- Uncovering the 150-year history of Japanese beer barley breeding [821d]
- Bolivia's hypergravity blood cell test for astronaut health [821d]
- Nanoparticles with antibacterial action could shorten duration of tuberculosis treatment [821d]
- The holographic secret of black holes [821d]
- Fact checkers tend to agree on validity of news claims, researchers say [821d]
- Astrophysicists publish Kepler Giant Planet Search, an aid to 'figure out where to find life' [821d]
- Study finds fires of war overtook climate-controlled fires along the eastern Silk Road [821d]
- Hera's solar wings are cleared for flight [821d]
- Study finds pandas are more socially active than previously thought [821d]
- 'Molecular jackhammers' can rupture melanoma cells' membrane, study shows [821d]
- Toxic chemicals found in oil spills and wildfire smoke detected in killer whales [821d]
- Research suggests women lose more muscle than men in spaceflight [821d]
- World can't rely on tree planting to limit climate change, says report [821d]
- Astronomers scan hundreds of stars for 'anomalous transits' [821d]
- Electrocatalytic CO₂ conversion advancing toward large-scale deployment [821d]
- Chilean researchers call for transformative change to tackle climate action [821d]
- A new system can help global food systems adapt to climate change [821d]
- Research team develops optical technique for simultaneously producing and shaping gigahertz burst pulses [821d]
- Researchers: Planting pine or native forest for carbon capture isn't the only choice—New Zealand can have best of both [821d]
- Researchers discover crucial step in creating blood stem cells [821d]
- High mitochondrial temperature is maintained in cells subjected to metabolic stress, study shows [821d]
- Filming the microscopic flow of hydrogen atoms in a metal [821d]
- Fresh research for fresh air: Harnessing microbes for removing indoor pollutants [821d]
- Selling time, function rather than a product may not always be sustainable [821d]
- Do dog 'talking buttons' actually work? Does my dog understand me? Here's what the science says [821d]
- Florida Keys city to replace sewage wells following research findings [821d]
- Can we decode the language of our primate cousins? [821d]
- NASA's GUSTO prepares to map space between the stars [821d]
- Shining a light on NASA's deep space demo [821d]
- Image: Ice flows on Mars [821d]
- Iceland volcano eruption calms as lava flow eases [821d]
- Will the eruption of the volcano in Iceland affect flights and how serious is it? [821d]
- Blue Origin returns to space after yearlong hiatus [821d]
- Canada's agricultural policies need to better serve local farmers and communities, says researcher [821d]
- Mysterious fruit found to be the oldest known fossils of the Frankincense and Myrrh family [821d]
- After seeing the struggle of Palestinians in Gaza, TikTok users are learning about Islam [821d]
- Online shoppers more likely to click ads with curvy designs and spend more money, says study [821d]
- Paratethys: The largest lake the Earth has ever seen [821d]
- Is it OK to let my kids watch the same show over and over again? [821d]
- Scientists discover how to degrade and reform thermoset polymers without loss of function [821d]
- Victorian Britain had its own anti-vaxxers—and they helped bring down a government [821d]
- 2023's extreme storms, heat and wildfires broke records—a scientist explains how global warming fuels climate disasters [821d]
- Mapping the relations between Manhattan Project scientists using network science [821d]
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