The Brutalist Report - science
- New equation refines vapor pressure calculations for diverse conditions [118d]
- Digital monitoring is no substitute for engaged management for remote work success, says study [118d]
- Unraveling how meteorological conditions cause changes in atmospheric fine-particle concentration [118d]
- Scientists create vast library of compounds to target disease proteins [118d]
- Land use and irrigation yield a change in the weather in the Corn Belt [118d]
- How we classify flood risk may give developers and home buyers a false sense of security [118d]
- Advanced method produces highly realistic simulations of fluid dynamics [118d]
- A fast-moving belly flop: Researchers unveil the unique skills of cricket frogs [118d]
- New begonia species found in Guangxi [119d]
- Protected areas provide habitat for threatened lynx, but wildfire poses risks [119d]
- Relativistic electron beam could propel probe to Alpha Centauri, study suggests [119d]
- Fourth global detection of protozoan parasite in pigs hints at wider scope of infection [119d]
- Innovative doping technique boosts semiconductor nanocrystal performance [119d]
- Unions and the military view immigrants as vital and also as potential threats [119d]
- Scientists identify 11 genes affected by PFAS, shedding light on neurotoxicity [119d]
- Freely accessible database maps protein-lipid interactions for research and education [119d]
- Archaeological study challenges 'paleo' diet narrative of ancient hunter–gatherers [119d]
- Microplastics are widespread in seafood that people eat, study suggests [119d]
- Past climate shifts altered Southern Ocean currents and carbon exchange: Study warns it may be happening again [119d]
- Why anger, anxiety and anguish are understandable psychological reactions to the climate crisis [119d]
- How a single nitrogen atom could transform the future of drug discovery [119d]
- Drought and farming: How women in South Africa are using Indigenous knowledge to cope [119d]
- Satellite images show melting glaciers are shifting national borders in EU [119d]
- Nutrient enrichment: Study finds emerging threat to tropical forests [119d]
- Should Canada follow Australia and ban social media for teens? [119d]
- Lead pollution likely caused widespread IQ declines in ancient Rome [119d]
- How China's appetite for salmon could reshape global seafood markets [119d]
- Frozen forest discovery hints at future alpine ecosystem changes [119d]
- Here's what happens when teachers tailor their lessons to students' individual learning styles [119d]
- Zinc deprivation reveals vulnerability in resistant bacteria, reviving old antibiotics [119d]
- Unlocking plant resilience: Shared genes offer hope for climate-ready crops [119d]
- That Arctic blast can feel brutally cold, but how much colder than 'normal' is it really? [119d]
- Fast radio burst confirmed to originate from neutron star [119d]
- Yemeni DNA reveals ancient ties to the Levant, Arabia and East Africa [119d]
- Quantum phase transition in indium oxide films defies superconductor norms [119d]
- Plants that evolved in Florida over millennia now face extinction and lack protection [119d]
- Partnership is key to restoring shark bay seagrass [119d]
- Ultra-deep drilling reveals mysteries of Japan tsunami [119d]
- Microbes can colonize space, produce drugs and create energy. But how? [119d]
- With precarious jobs, work identities shift—including for contract academics [119d]
- Electron microscopy captures enzyme step in antibiotic production [119d]
- Newly discovered mechanism triggers immune response in cells with damaged DNA [119d]
- Why you should treat workplace friendships like your diet—aim for balance and variety [119d]
- Hornwort genomes provide clues on how plants conquered the land [119d]
- Climate extremes in 2024 'wreaking havoc' on the global water cycle [119d]
- Video: See and hear three years of solar fireworks [119d]
- New law could finally address thousands of abandoned mines leaking pollution into Colorado water [119d]
- Perfectionist leaders can push their teams to meet high standards—but it can backfire and stifle creativity [119d]
- Study finds equitable job outcomes for public health graduates [119d]
- Women are still doing most housework: Study reveals unequal patterns in domestic workload persist [119d]
- Mathematicians develop new method to forecast natural phenomena and detect early cancer development [119d]
- Historian explains how economics research stumbled under Soviet regime, while mathematics thrived [119d]
- Foldable molecular paths mimic paper folding at nanoscale [119d]
- AI model predicts Arctic sea ice concentration up to a year in advance [119d]
- Can science be both open and secure? Nations grapple with tightening research security as China's dominance grows [119d]
- How similar news stories can influence financial markets [119d]
- Framework tracks 'learning curve' of AI to decode complex genomic data [119d]
- Virtual chemistry synthesizes 25 variations of a plant compound that could treat brain diseases [119d]
- Near-complete ban on agricultural burning finally takes effect in California's San Joaquin Valley [119d]
- Continental drift: Why the need for critical minerals might change the way we define Earth's zones [119d]
- A new way to determine whether a species will successfully invade an ecosystem, including the human GI tract [119d]
- Tiny plants reveal big potential for boosting crop efficiency [119d]
- With negligible rain in 8 months, Southern California swings toward drought [119d]
- Dreading the school or daycare drop-off? How to handle it when your child doesn't want you to go [119d]
- Laser technique uncovers how titanium's electron behavior influences its physical properties [119d]
- Federal government approves Okefenokee wildlife refuge expansion plan [119d]
- How do mosquito repellents work? A chemistry expert explains [119d]
- Too hot to go outside: Female, high-income and older groups most likely to 'order in' during heat waves [119d]
- Scientists reveal CO₂'s fundamental role in ancient climate shifts [119d]
- Scientists synthesize single-crystal sp² carbon-linked covalent organic frameworks [119d]
- Even calm people can fly into a rage behind the wheel. How to curb your road rage—before it's too late [119d]
- New rocket, new spacecraft and new moon landers on tap for 2025 [119d]
- Redefining school gun violence: Acoustic sensors find frequent gunfire on school walking routes in Chicago [119d]
- New quantum sensing technology reveals sub-atomic signals [119d]
- Newly discovered 'kiss and capture' mechanism explains the formation of Pluto and its largest moon [119d]
- Sunglasses reflect more than the light: A brief history of shades, from ancient Rome to Hollywood [119d]
- Where's all of San Diego's sand going? Follow the fluorescent-colored trail [119d]
- Necro-brands: Why do celebrities like Elvis Presley make more money dead than alive? [119d]
- How directional connections shape complex dynamics in neuronal networks [119d]
- Invasive flies have never been worse in Pennsylvania's mushroom capital, homeowners say [119d]
- Mainstream media faces a credibility crisis—research shows how the news can still serve the public [119d]
- Hidden 'shapes' within plasma beams may boost next-generation space rockets [119d]
- AI model predicts optimal prices in uncertain times [119d]
- Scientists identify low-cost adsorbents for removing impurities from landfill gas [119d]
- As the US and China race to the moon, these loopholes in space law could cause conflict [119d]
- SpaceX tackles Space Coast's 1st launch of the year [119d]
- Complex wind and current patterns fuel equatorial Atlantic's phytoplankton bloom [119d]
- Eastern US digs in as major winter storm wreaks havoc [119d]
- Membrane anchor suppresses protein aggregation in neurodegenerative diseases, modeling study shows [119d]
- Astronomers map globular clusters in the NGC 5018 galaxy group [119d]
- Citizen science reveals that Jupiter's colorful clouds are not made of ammonia ice [119d]
- New simulation method models antineutrinos emitted from nuclear reactors during fission [119d]
- Chang'e-5 samples provide evidence that moon had magnetic field 2 billion years ago [119d]
- Taking a step back from the cell membrane debate: Simplified models offer fresh perspective [119d]
- Exploring the impacts of particle parameters on self-propelled motions [119d]
- Aerial survey data analysis reveals major changes in Arctic pressure ridges [119d]
- An abundant phytoplankton feeds a global network of marine microbes [119d]
- Prime apple growing areas in US face increasing climate risks [119d]
- A treasure trove of unseen stars beyond the 'Dragon Arc' [119d]
- Antarctic ice melt may fuel eruptions of hidden volcanoes [119d]
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