The Brutalist Report - science
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- DNA origami suggests route to reusable, multifunctional biosensors [587d]
- Assemblage-level conservation: A new approach to stopping the biodiversity crisis [587d]
- Improving the distribution of green spaces in Barcelona could prevent 178 premature deaths each year, says study [587d]
- Exploring magnetic molecules for solving geopolitical dependencies [587d]
- Hybrid states of light and matter may significantly enhance OLED brightness [587d]
- Misusing ecology: Study warns against comparing human migration to biological invasions [587d]
- Accidental discovery may hint at answer to a chicken-or-egg question on evolution [587d]
- South Africa's famous fynbos must be preserved—but burning invasive plants on site isn't the best strategy [587d]
- How plants epigenetically regulate their chemical defenses [587d]
- Mycorrhizal fungi: The hidden key to enhancing soil carbon storage in grasslands [587d]
- A sip instead of a shot: Breast milk nanoparticle permeability phenomena discovered [587d]
- Unexpected discovery in study of giraffe gut flora shows species impacts microbiome [587d]
- Computational solution to model 3D RNA structures could speed medical discoveries by decades [587d]
- Who painted the shores of the Red Sea pink? [587d]
- Single-cell RNA analysis reveals key immune mechanisms in lungs of pigs infected with reproductive and respiratory virus [587d]
- Scientists reveal key to affordable, room-temperature quantum light [587d]
- Lizards basking in traps built by First Nations people [587d]
- Hydrogen becomes a superfluid at nanoscale, confirming 50-year-old prediction [587d]
- Lunar Trailblazer blasts off to map water on the moon [587d]
- Tree ring records reveal climate-driven drought shifts across Europe and Asia [587d]
- SpaceX targeting Friday for next test of Starship megarocket [587d]
- Scientists invent new drug candidates to treat antibiotic-resistant bacteria [587d]
- Exotic monovalent carbon compound features single bond with phosphorus group [587d]
- A swarm of underwater drones can help artificial reefs off Cyprus bring back sea life, officials say [587d]
- Greek scientists say Santorini's earthquake swarm is in 'gradual decline' as thousands return [587d]
- 'Existential questions' around US climate policy, but resolve, too [587d]
- Superlubricity enables frictionless sliding in electronic devices only two atoms thick [587d]
- Mega-iceberg from Antarctica is headed toward South Georgia—here's what could happen [587d]
- Brewing tea reduces toxic heavy metals in drinking water, study finds [587d]
- Factors that drive brand loyalty around 'green' electronics in Vietnam [587d]
- The 'dark side' of social media influencers and their impact on marketing and consumer behavior [587d]
- Open-access data analysis explores climate-driven algae changes in 24,000 US lakes [587d]
- Study shows bigger animals get more cancer, defying decades-old belief [587d]
- Ancient beaches testify to long-ago ocean on Mars [587d]
- Origin and diversity of Hun empire populations: Research finds far-reaching genetic ties [587d]
- Recent ISS findings address drug stability in space and astronaut balance after spaceflight [587d]
- Rising house prices don't just make it harder to become a homeowner—they also widen the racial wealth gap [587d]
- If you're going to call aliens, use this number [587d]
- How astronomers make deep maps of the Milky Way [587d]
- How virtual reality could help revive endangered language and culture [587d]
- Donald Trump wants to bring back plastic straws, but the world is going in another direction [587d]
- Sustainability ideals are often crushed by corporate demands—here's how businesses can let them flourish [587d]
- How young salmon navigate a gauntlet of danger en route to the sea [587d]
- Sanctions rarely achieve their goals. Here's why they failed in Russia and Myanmar [587d]
- Fossil footprints reveal what may be the oldest known handcarts [587d]
- Discovery reveals giant flying squirrel once soared over Southern Appalachia [587d]
- River Thames study: Climate change limits cleanup efforts by accelerating algal growth [587d]
- Volcanic forces may have fueled early marine life, study suggests [587d]
- Searching for a universal principle for unconventional superconductivity [587d]
- An ancient seafloor spreading slowdown may have slashed sea levels [587d]
- Parthenogenetic techniques improve kelp genome assembly accuracy [587d]
- New theoretical model offers unified explanation for astrophysical outflows [587d]
- Unlocking opportunities to create new designer 2D materials with a twist [587d]
- Backyard poultry at risk of bird flu when migrating mallards stop to rest [587d]
- How Roman society integrated people who altered their bodies and defied gender norms [587d]
- Nanoparticles offer enhanced treatment for root canal infection with fewer complications [587d]
- Why including people with disabilities in the workforce and higher education benefits everyone [587d]
- Asteroid has a very small chance of hitting Earth in 2032, but a collision could devastate a city [587d]
- 'It's disgusting that they can get away with this': Here's how eviction can affect tenants' lives [587d]
- Making sex deadly for insects could control pests that carry disease and harm crops [587d]
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