The Brutalist Report - science
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- Were Neanderthals capable of making art? [350d]
- Synthesis method enables small-diameter, high-density carbon nanowires [350d]
- New research reveals that almost half of Canadians believe in the paranormal—ghosts and all [350d]
- Beyond the paycheck: Parents' financial struggles can hurt kid's social skills [350d]
- Climate inaction linked to millions of preventable deaths each year, study finds [350d]
- Valencia floods, one year on: What have we learned, and how can we prevent similar tragedies in the future? [350d]
- New images reveal the Milky Way's stunning galactic plane in more detail than ever before [350d]
- Pre-construction archaeology reveals Benin City's historic urban development and heritage [350d]
- A second instrument on HWO could track down nearby Earth-size planets [350d]
- Genome-wide analysis of gene expression in sorghum furthers efforts to improve stem biomass [350d]
- Labeling clothes with cost per wear could curb fast fashion, research shows [350d]
- Novel strategy boosts CO₂ electroreduction efficiency and durability [350d]
- Public greenspaces unevenly distributed in many U.S. communities leave some residents without walkable access [350d]
- Researchers isolate indigenous bacteria, achieving high immobilization efficiency for Cd–Pb in contaminated sites [350d]
- Lignin increases the stability and effectiveness of herbicide nanoparticles, study shows [350d]
- Pathway provides new insight into how cilia on cell surfaces break down before division [350d]
- Ancient enzyme structure reveals new path to sustainable ethylene production [350d]
- Spaceflight study reveals men experience greater eye changes, while brain differences between sexes are subtle [350d]
- Hybrid seagrass could enable genome-informed restoration of oceans and coastlines [350d]
- Postcards from ancient Mars: Isotopes illuminate early Martian climate [350d]
- Integrating museum records with contemporary citizen science data to uncover 166 years of tropical butterfly history [350d]
- Study finds EVs quickly overcome their energy-intensive build to be cleaner than gas cars [350d]
- For battered brands, consumers can be defenders [350d]
- Unit-free theorem pinpoints key variables for AI and physics models [350d]
- Oat pangenome reveals keys to better crop varieties [350d]
- Ultra-fast laser platform enables fabrication and study of nanostructures in metal films [350d]
- The biggest threats to maintaining fat bike trails: Climate change and volunteer burnout [350d]
- Phage G genome: AI analysis maps out world's largest cultivated bacteria-killing virus [350d]
- Customizable nanomedicine platform shows promise for advancing personalized mRNA cancer therapeutics [350d]
- Why do men typically receive twice as much inheritance as women in Egypt? Research explains [350d]
- Nanobody-based antivenom shows effectiveness against 17 African snake species [350d]
- Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem study examines large mammals' responses to heat [350d]
- Preparation guide developed as Mars samples await transport to Earth [350d]
- Simulations reveal how black hole collisions trigger flashes in distant galaxy [350d]
- Meteorite-like oxygen isotope ratios in ancient plants may unlock Earth's climate history [350d]
- Machine learning workflow enables faster, more reliable organic crystal structure prediction [350d]
- Proteins critical to cell electrical signaling built from scratch [350d]
- Supramolecular robotics enables soft materials to move, adapt and self-assemble [350d]
- Spider web 'decorations' may help pinpoint location of captured prey [350d]
- Oldest known 3D burrow systems uncovered in Hubei's Shibantan biota [350d]
- Survival of the blandest: Unusual sharks face highest extinction risk [350d]
- Ancient tombs across China reveal how people lived and died over millennia [350d]
- Kilimanjaro has lost 75% of its natural plant species over the last century [350d]
- New method creates uniform mesoporous amorphous MOF films for sensing applications [350d]
- Discovery of a new principle: Chiral molecules adhere to magnets [350d]
- EU in race against time to agree climate emissions target [350d]
- Thankful at work: Two-week gratitude journal boosts employee engagement [350d]
- New species of trapdoor spider discovered, just in time for Halloween [350d]
- Africa's wildlife has lost a third of its natural 'power', study warns [350d]
- Bowhead whales' secret to long life may lie in a protein known as CIRBP [350d]
- ESA's first stand-alone deep-space CubeSat Henon takes shape [350d]
- Key factors in wind turbine collision rates for red kites revealed [350d]
- Selective crystallization method could improve manufacture of gene-therapy drugs [350d]
- China's cropland acidification has ceased—but recovery is slow [350d]
- New quality control mechanism discovered in yeast peroxisomes [350d]
- Interactive web tool brings quantum game theory concepts to life through music [350d]
- Hurricane Melissa turned sharply to devastate Jamaica. How forecasters knew where it was headed [350d]
- Bridging light, microwaves and electrons for precision calibration [350d]
- How global cross-cultural folklore and legends shape the monsters we fear [350d]
- Rediscovery of African American burial grounds provides long-overdue opportunities for collective healing [350d]
- Baleen whales found to excrete nutrients that boost primary productivity in the ocean by up to 10% [350d]
- Agricultural drones are taking off globally, saving farmers time and money [350d]
- Study: Identifying kids who need help learning to read isn't as easy as A, B, C [350d]
- How the first animals evolved: A new clue from a tiny relative [350d]
- Study finds challenging outdoor fun boosts youth development [350d]
- 'Molecular movie' capturing ribosome assembly shows how cells build life-sustaining protein factories [350d]
- Nanoscale thermoelectric effects offer new perspectives on energy management [350d]
- Solar gamma rays could unlock mystery of sun's hidden magnetic fields [350d]
- Membrane obstacles provide new clues on how physical forces spread in neurons [351d]
- Malaria parasites are full of wildly spinning iron crystals—scientists finally know why [351d]
- More scientific analysis needed on impacts of industrial decarbonization, say economists [351d]
- Is Halloween too scary for kids? [351d]
- Fire fuels resilience in Florida's subtropical forests [351d]
- How an industrial microbe converts carbon monoxide into biofuel [351d]
- How much does it really cost to raise a child? An expert does the math [351d]
- In accidental discovery, scientists find flatworm can grow two heads and flip its body axis [351d]
- DNA study reveals origins, migrations and genetic legacy of 'forgotten' Sarmatians [351d]
- Advanced flight emission calculator shows real cost of flying [351d]
- Caribbean reels from hurricane as homes, streets destroyed [351d]
- Why some innovators persist and others quit [351d]
- Why do we tip? Study challenges common assumptions, while revealing why rates keep rising [351d]
- To address gun violence, focus on fear and trust [351d]
- Gene modification enables more functional liver cells from stem cells [351d]
- Two microbiome metabolites compete for control of mammalian cell growth, study reveals [351d]
- Nanomedicine researchers restructure common chemo drug to boost its power by 20,000-fold [351d]
- State of the Climate 2025: Earth's vital signs worsen, but science shows options for a livable future [351d]
- Eyes above the trees: LiDAR technology improves forest assessment with laser beams [351d]
- Report calls for $14 billion investment to protect and restore kelp forests worldwide [351d]
- Australia's protected marine habitats defenseless against climate change by 2040 [351d]
- Whether AI empowers or oppresses workers depends on how human managers interpret outputs [351d]
- AI models for drug design fail in physics [351d]
- UN sees world's emissions falling 10% by 2035, far short of 60% goal [351d]
- AI and energy infrastructure may buoy US economy in 2026 [351d]
- Artificial tongue uses milk to determine heat level in spicy foods [351d]
- A faster, more affordable way to produce quantum nanodiamonds holds promise for medicine and industry [351d]
- When companies omit stock-based compensation to make earnings look better, investors fill in the missing numbers [351d]
- For divided audit disclosure, benefits can outweigh risks [351d]
- How can (A)I help you? [351d]
- 3D DNA looping discovery in rice paves the way for higher yields with less fertilizer [351d]
- Perovskites reveal ultrafast quantum light in new study [351d]
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