The Brutalist Report - science
- Train teachers on how to get parents involved in children's learning, say researchers [2d]
- MXene-polymer composite enables printed, eco-friendly device for energy harvesting and motion sensing [2d]
- Enhancing photocatalytic antibacterial activity using oxygen vacancy–rich α-MnO₂ decomposition approach [2d]
- PFAS-eating bacteria discovered in Veneto soil [2d]
- How bubble muscles could help astronauts get their space legs [2d]
- Webb sees the galaxies that cleared out the cosmic fog [2d]
- Artificial light in big cities is extending the growing season of urban plants, satellite observations show [2d]
- Fish biofluorescence has evolved more than 100 times in 112 million years, researchers reveal [2d]
- Co-creating worldviews boosts couples' life meaning, study suggests [2d]
- Printed energy storage charges into the future with MXene inks [2d]
- Light-activated metal catalyst selectively converts carbon dioxide to industrial chemical [2d]
- Infrared spectroscopy captures detailed structure and action of organocatalyst in real time [2d]
- Protected areas show mixed results in supporting avian food webs [2d]
- Eliminating external catalysts for the sustainable synthesis of biomolecules and pharmaceuticals [2d]
- Machine learning method improves accuracy of inverse protein folding for drug design [2d]
- Grassland ecosystems show abrupt changes when nitrogen fertilization exceeds key threshold [2d]
- Museomics highlights the importance of scientific museum collections [2d]
- Meteosat-12 begins prime service duty [2d]
- Ancient Tumat puppies identified as wolves, not early domesticated dogs [2d]
- Study shows how citizens evaluate scientific research proposals [2d]
- Previously uncharacterized gene necessary for DNA repair identified [2d]
- Canada wildfire near Vancouver contained [2d]
- Love on a roller coaster: Relationship satisfaction can change dramatically in a single day [2d]
- Smarter hypothesis testing with statistics: How e-values can improve scientific research [2d]
- Optimizing enzyme inhibition analysis with one experiment instead of dozens [2d]
- US moves to protect all species of pangolin, world's most trafficked mammal [2d]
- What dinosaur fossils could teach us about cancer [2d]
- Two Mediterranean beetle species can see the color red, challenging insect vision norms [2d]
- One-step route to complex molecules using ortho-quinodimethanes solves long-standing challenge in polycyclic synthesis [2d]
- Solving big problems, one burrito truck at a time [2d]
- 'Making decisions closer to the wharf' can ensure the sustainability of Canada's fisheries and oceans [2d]
- Q&A: Sports arenas: The importance of politics, fan response and public money [2d]
- A look at the first artificial solar eclipses created by two European satellites [2d]
- LEGO can improve math and spatial ability in elementary students [2d]
- Economic inequality increases risk of civil war, says study [2d]
- Advanced software uncovers elusive protein variants tied to genetic mutations [2d]
- Simulations suggest shared animal paths can simply result from landscape features, not social interaction [2d]
- As US butterfly populations plummet, scientists map a road to recovery [2d]
- Chemists leap across terpenoid landscapes with enzyme-enabled scaffold hopping [2d]
- Studies shed light on dark matter by simulating twins of our Milky Way galaxy [2d]
- Magnetoelectric deflection: Steering magnetic textures with electric fields shows promise for energy-efficient control [2d]
- Movement in an entangled cluster of worms: How active polymer chains can self-organize into solid-like clusters [2d]
- Lipid nanoparticle structure shapes cell uptake: Cubosomes fuse with membranes for efficient delivery [2d]
- Better basketball through theoretical physics [2d]
- Weather forecasting and climate modeling move closer together [2d]
- Iran-Israel 'threshold war' has rewritten nuclear escalation rules [2d]
- Ultra-thin metallic oxide reveals unexpected magnetic behavior for spintronic applications [2d]
- Scientists create novel 3D neuroprobes based on kirigami-inspired folds [2d]
- New nano-based filter for infrared light promises cheap, robust spectrometers [2d]
- Image: Hubble studies a spiral's supernova scene [2d]
- Citizen science study determines that more than one light per person is still on late at night in Germany [2d]
- Study unlocks anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory potential of soft corals [2d]
- 'They were justifying his actions': What women say about men's behavior change programs [2d]
- AI monitors wildlife behavior in the Swiss Alps [2d]
- New report unveils insights into evolution of early microbial life [2d]
- A data-driven model to help avoid ecosystem collapse [2d]
- The hidden crisis: Groundwater quality in the Philippines and why it matters [2d]
- What tiny molecules in ants and naked mole-rats can tell us about societal roles [2d]
- By measuring gases around young stars, astronomers unlock major clues to planet formation [2d]
- Physical activity is critical for children's happiness, study finds [2d]
- Frozen, thawed: How Arendelle's glacier would fare under modern climate change [2d]
- Highways to hell: West Africa's road networks are the preferred battleground for terror groups [2d]
- Most Americans believe misinformation is a problem. Federal research cuts will only make the problem worse [2d]
- A smarter way to search for antibiotics: Focus on the genetic switches [2d]
- Unlocking the secrets of enzyme catalysis: Researchers capture molecular movie of carbonic anhydrase II in action [2d]
- A flesh-eating fly is spreading north to the US. It could devastate livestock farming if not controlled [2d]
- RNA has newly identified role: Repairing serious DNA damage to maintain the genome [2d]
- Trade in a mythical fish is threatening real species of rays that are rare and at risk [2d]
- Astronomers have found the home address for the universe's 'missing' matter [2d]
- Oldest known dinosaur bone infection found in 220-million-year-old Plateosaurus [2d]
- Small-scale solar explosion reveals big clues about magnetic reconnection [2d]
- 'Forever chemicals' detected in 65% of sampled private wells in Pennsylvania [2d]
- An evolutionary leap without rules: The environments colonized by plants with a doubled genome [2d]
- Nine-year-olds in England sit timed multiplication test—but using times tables is about more than quick recall [2d]
- AI transforms new drug development with simultaneous analysis of 21 chemical reactions [2d]
- Protecting Melbourne's Green Wedges while we still can [2d]
- Small towns are growing fast across Ghana—but environmental planning isn't keeping up [2d]
- Why people become drug mules—and why harsh sentences don't deter them [2d]
- Canada's 'jail not bail' trend: 4 ways to support victims [2d]
- Seabed mining is becoming an environmental flashpoint—NZ will have to pick a side soon [2d]
- Millions rally against authoritarianism while Trump portrays protests as threats—a political scientist explains [2d]
- Scientists create a manifesto for the ocean [2d]
- Latest independent data show a shift in global research landscape [2d]
- Australian researchers prove world-leading flood sensing technology [2d]
- China's Everest obsession: How tourism and climate change are transforming the mountain [2d]
- mpXsn method reveals eight novel enzymes for accelerated cancer drug production [2d]
- Critical gaps in ethical publishing knowledge among researchers in China revealed in new survey [2d]
- New 2D superlattice extends zinc-ion battery lifespan [2d]
- Stocking up on snacks: How phytoplankton prepare for the future [2d]
- What is uranium enrichment and how is it used for nuclear bombs? A scientist explains [2d]
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- Simulation reveals emergence of jet from binary neutron star merger followed by black hole formation [2d]
- Rare medieval bed burials show considerable variation across Europe [2d]
- Living on Mars: Are there lessons from the conditions of prisons? [2d]
- Colorado's fentanyl criminalization bill won't solve the opioid epidemic, say people most affected [2d]
- Marine fungi could help feed the world and fight disease [2d]
- Habitat loss and over-exploitation are leading to a decline in salmon populations [2d]
- Research highlights vital role psychologists can play in school safety [2d]
- Multiple X-ray quasi-periodic oscillations detected in X-ray binary IGR J19294+1816 [2d]
- Axiom Space back on track for possible Space Coast launch [2d]
- What are super pollutants and how do they impact our health? [2d]
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