The Brutalist Report - science
- Recognition from colleagues can help employees cope with bad work experiences [35d]
- Paleontologists discover 506-million-year-old predator [35d]
- Artemis III core stage receives thermal protection coating [35d]
- Methane: Where it comes from and why we're running out of time [35d]
- A plant called beetleweed has three different chromosome complements within its geographical range [35d]
- Some incels offer an ideological rationale, reinforced by peer pressure, for not working or studying [35d]
- Prominent chatbots routinely exaggerate science findings, study shows [35d]
- Hundreds of genes linked to OCD provide clues about how it changes the brain [35d]
- From sequence to structure: A fast track for RNA modeling [35d]
- Student analyzes mental health challenges for Hispanic immigrants to the US [35d]
- Breathtaking images show what working as a scientist can look like [35d]
- Study gauges what affects professional women soccer players' social media brands [35d]
- Brain activity of slumbering bees may inform human sleep and memory disorders [35d]
- Civil defense units must invest in professionalization and resources to prepare for climate risks, warn experts [35d]
- Dual-laser technique lowers Brillouin sensing frequency to 200 MHz [35d]
- Researchers unpack audience costs in US allies' foreign policy choices [35d]
- S.Africa's vast radio telescope draws new generation to the cosmos [35d]
- 'CoVox': A matched vocal dataset for comparing singing and speech styles [35d]
- Designing enzymes from scratch: New workflow paves way for more powerful and environmentally benign chemistry [35d]
- Barcelona's unique walking patterns defy one-size-fits-all mobility policies [35d]
- Mitigating the effect of urban heat release on local rainfall [35d]
- With AI, researchers predict the location of virtually any protein within a human cell [35d]
- Biosensor uses pH-responsive DNA nanoswitches for highly sensitive bladder cancer detection in urine [35d]
- Growth in informal lead mining is contributing to widespread poisoning, study finds [35d]
- Tax Canadian movies? Why culture has always been at the center of trade wars [35d]
- Have journalists skipped the ethics conversation when it comes to using AI? [35d]
- AI can be a danger to students. Three things universities must do [35d]
- What or where is the Indo-Pacific? How a foreign policy pivot redefined the global map [35d]
- Research brings us a step closer to synthetic sugars as medicine [35d]
- Why protecting wildland is crucial to American freedom and identity [35d]
- How Asian American became a racial grouping, and why many with Asian roots don't identify with the term these days [35d]
- New opportunities for Arctic fishing 'must be carefully managed' [35d]
- Archaeologists uncover monumental relief of King Ashurbanipal in ancient city of Nineveh [35d]
- Big data approach makes plant predictions more accurate [35d]
- Improving adult survival can stabilize declining giraffe subpopulations in the Serengeti [35d]
- 3D printed hydrogels guide cell growth to form functional tissue structures [35d]
- Analyzing moral conundrums from Reddit's 'AITA?' board [35d]
- AI can identify genetic perturbations from cell images, offering new path for drug discovery [35d]
- State abortion laws diverge from public opinion after Supreme Court ruling [35d]
- Carbon dioxide is key to making a precise polymer safely [35d]
- Scientists reveal crystal structure of protein that allows viruses to infect cells in human airway [35d]
- New fruit fly resource reveals nerve circuits that control flight and courtship [35d]
- Alternative approach offers low-cost, energy-efficient way to study light-matter interactions [35d]
- Could gravity be evidence that the universe is a computer simulation? My new study suggests so [35d]
- Sponge-like pellets could prevent carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere [35d]
- Documenting local shellfish harvesting trends, changes [35d]
- Why collect asteroid samples? Four essential reads on what these tiny bits of space rock can tell scientists [35d]
- Where tomorrow's scientists prefer to live, and where they'd rather not [35d]
- Trump guts low-income energy assistance as summer heat descends and electricity prices rise [35d]
- Developers, educators view AI harms differently, research finds [35d]
- Scientists increase complexity of tissue models, providing an alternative to using animals in science [35d]
- Protein problem: Researchers challenge fundamental assumption in evolutionary biochemistry [35d]
- Understanding carbon traps: Physical probing of a promising material shows exactly how it locks CO₂ into place [35d]
- Record-large pore molecular crystals: A leap toward clean energy storage [35d]
- Ending poverty without compromising climate goals is possible, say researchers [35d]
- Versatile fungi-based living material is tear-resistant and can even be safely eaten [35d]
- Growth before photosynthesis: How trees regulate their water balance [35d]
- Butterflies hover differently from other flying organisms, thanks to body pitch [35d]
- Study reveals impact of Mother's Day geomagnetic storm on sporadic E layers [35d]
- User-friendly programming language helps spot hidden pollutants in massive chemical datasets [35d]
- High-resolution fluorescent sensor can visualize intracellular adenosine dynamics at multiple scales [35d]
- Researchers observe time crystal in a spin maser system [35d]
- The real cost of achieving net-zero emissions in Australia's livestock sector [35d]
- New manual for cultivating algae in the laboratory provides important tool for life sciences researchers [35d]
- X-ray sterilization effectiveness can change dramatically depending on dose rate and bacterial environment [35d]
- Particles can be measured jointly without bringing them together—an advance for quantum communication and computing [35d]
- Photoresponsive cages show promise for tunable supramolecular electronics [35d]
- Glaciers are melting faster than ever, threatening biodiversity and ecosystem stability worldwide [35d]
- First chromosome that cheats in both sexes identified in fruit flies [35d]
- Bacterial immune system uses filament formation to disrupt viral invaders [35d]
- Astrophysicists explore our galaxy's magnetic turbulence in unprecedented detail using a new computer model [35d]
- Echidna microbiome changes while moms nurse puggle, research reveals [35d]
- Jumping genes accelerate bacterial evolution in the laboratory [35d]
- Guided by Mom: How maternal feedback shapes vocal development in wild bat pups [35d]
- Galileo satellite GSAT0104 retires after 12 years of navigation service [35d]
- Physicists at the Large Hadron Collider turned lead into gold—by accident [35d]
- How assassin bugs manipulate prey communication to enhance hunting success [35d]
- Oyster fossils shatter myth of weak seasonality in greenhouse climate [35d]
- Light-driven cockroach cyborgs navigate without wires or surgery [35d]
- Treating wastewater with alkaline minerals can improve CO₂ removal and storage [35d]
- Feeding cows seaweed reduces methane emissions, but does it make economic sense? [35d]
- Viking pregnancy was deeply political, new study indicates [35d]
- Free food and beer are common perks for hospitality workers—but are they masking unfairness? [35d]
- How the weather got 'stuck' over the UK—and produced an unusually dry and warm spring [35d]
- How influencers can tip the markets [35d]
- First study of its kind sheds light on pregnancy in the Viking Age [35d]
- The 'extroverted' north and 'introverted' south: How climate and culture influence Iranian architecture [35d]
- Research finds companies with LGBTQ+ board members outperform peers [35d]
- Researcher encourages social workers and students to influence federal public policy through the regulatory process [35d]
- Sphalerite: A treasure trove of critical elements [35d]
- Non-toxic weed control to boost crop production [35d]
- A forward-looking approach to climate disaster preparation [35d]
- New framework redefines how we understand and manage chronic heat [35d]
- NASA's PUNCH catches first rainbow and other new images [35d]
- North American boreal forest holds 31% more trees than thought [35d]
- Astronomers detect eleven new active galactic nuclei [35d]
- Collective memory loss in herring results in 800 km shift in spawning grounds [35d]
- Paleontologists identify 12 new dinosaur teeth in China's Nenjiang Formation [35d]
- Hidden hydrogen: Earth's crust holds clues to untapped clean energy source [35d]
- Philippine volcano briefly erupts, belching ash plume into the sky [35d]
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