The Brutalist Report - science
- Who owns our digital afterlife? Helping the law keep pace with society [2d]
- Crystals in a new light: Research team proposes rethinking crystal structure analysis [2d]
- Friendly encounters and nature make international exchange students happy in Finland [2d]
- The workplace wasn't designed for humans, and it shows [2d]
- Modulated UV-C light increases the shelf life of guavas, study shows [2d]
- Americans are asking too much of their dogs [2d]
- An international method to predict the eating quality of beef [2d]
- No animal alive today is 'primitive.' Why are so many still labeled that way? [2d]
- When you do the math, humans still rule [2d]
- Twilight action could reduce light pollution's impact on biodiversity [2d]
- Could electronic beams in the ionosphere remove space junk? [2d]
- Engineered moths could replace mice in studies on antimicrobial resistance [2d]
- Record low sea levels in the Baltic Sea could reshape sea's physical conditions [2d]
- Force-induced inter-protofilament gaps can pave the way for life in microtubule research [2d]
- New tool cracks microbial defense codes for faster, precise bioengineering [2d]
- Psychopathy test used in Canadian courts unreliable, prone to bias, study finds [2d]
- Image: Strong solar flare [2d]
- Porpoises 'buzz' less when boats are nearby, underwater microphones reveal [2d]
- Unveiling polymeric interactions critical for future drug nanocarriers [2d]
- Can't tally love: Tracking favors may hurt relationship, research indicates [2d]
- Seabirds ingest large quantities of pollutants—some of which have been banned for decades—liver analyses reveal [2d]
- Biofilm made from fish skin could be a sustainable alternative for food packaging [2d]
- How rice plants tell head from toe during early growth [2d]
- Avalanche winter 1951: Forest emerges as most-effective protection following disasters in Alps [2d]
- Stellar remnants may solve mystery of missing mass in galaxy clusters [2d]
- US ski resorts turn to drones to make it snow amid dire drought [2d]
- Scientists advance multi-purpose photocatalyst for clean hydrogen production and agricultural pollutant degradation [2d]
- Pairing mangroves and coral reefs could boost carbon storage [2d]
- Newly identified protein interaction helps keep cells' recycling system in balance [2d]
- The future of eco-friendly cooling: Enhancing efficiency and sustainability of magnetic refrigerants [2d]
- Single-molecule SERS gets steadier as CB[7] traps a 'dancing' molecule [2d]
- Students found to favor lesson-plan chatbots over ask-me-anything tools for exam preparation [2d]
- Microbial limits to phosphorus availability uncovered in karst farmlands of southern China [2d]
- When water meets rock: Exploring water quality impacts from legacy lithium mining in North Carolina [2d]
- Glaciers in retreat: Uncovering tourism's contradictions [2d]
- Microfluidic method boosts control and separation of tiny particles—a promising tool for medical research [2d]
- How imagery styles shape pathways into STEM and why gender gaps persist [2d]
- Laser‑written glass chip pushes quantum communication toward practical deployment [2d]
- A road map to truly sustainable water systems in space [2d]
- Intense sunlight reduces plant diversity and biomass across global grasslands, study finds [2d]
- Bee bandits: How a yeast influences nectar-robbing behavior in bumble bees [2d]
- Supercomputer simulations test turbulence theories at record 35 trillion grid points [2d]
- Mitochondrial superoxide signal helps preserve the nuclear envelope and delay aging, study finds [2d]
- Turtle fossil narrows timeline of Cretaceous species migration [2d]
- Bioengineers build branched, perfusable kidney collecting ducts using 3D bioprinting [2d]
- Escape from Fukushima: Pig-boar hybrids reveal a genetic fast track in the wake of nuclear disaster [2d]
- Discovering new connections between Great Lakes' winter storms and global climate patterns [2d]
- DeepChopper model improves RNA sequencing research by mitigating chimera artifacts [2d]
- From fins to fingers: How nature 'redeployed' ancient genes to shape limbs [2d]
- A piece of Africa in Europe? New insights into plate tectonics of the Balkans [2d]
- A quick stretch switches this polymer's capacity to transport heat [2d]
- Fentanyl or phony? Machine learning algorithm learns to pick out opioid signatures [2d]
- Building blocks of life discovered in Bennu asteroid rewrite origin story [2d]
- 3D 'polar chiral bobbers' identified in ferroelectric thin films [2d]
- Eco-friendly catalyst switches oxygen source based on particle size, study finds [2d]
- Satellite observations put stratospheric methane loss higher than models predicted [2d]
- Wireless sensor assesses subsoil health in effort to cut costs and refine farming [2d]
- Improving predictions for 'tailor-made' wheat with AI and big data [2d]
- Climate change could halve areas suitable for cattle, sheep and goat farming by 2100 [2d]
- Nature's 'engine is grinding to a halt' as climate change gains pace, says study [2d]
- Deep-sea microbes get unexpected energy boost from marine snow, researchers discover [2d]
- African climate science policy has a serious blind spot: The slowing Atlantic circulation [2d]
- Microbiomes interconnect on a planetary scale, new study finds [2d]
- Chemically edited molecular glue in action: How 12-deoxyfusicoccin locks a repressor [2d]
- Ultra-clean MXenes deliver 160-fold higher conductivity [2d]
- Always sunny in Wrexham: Docuseries nets economic, social gains for city in Wales [2d]
- Stable high-energy pulses achieved with low-stress electro-optic switch [2d]
- Muon Knight shift reveals the behavior of superconducting electron pairs [2d]
- People act more helpfully in poor environments than rich ones, research reveals [2d]
- Satellite record shows boreal forests expanded 12% and shifted north since 1985 [2d]
- How the spring thaw influences arsenic levels in lakes [2d]
- Hotel guests embrace AI convenience—but still want a human touch, study finds [2d]
- Seeing the whole from a part: Revealing hidden turbulent structures from limited observations and equations [2d]
- Capturing the instant of electrical switching to pave the way for faster memory [2d]
- Research raises concerns over gambling advertising ahead of 2026 World Cup [2d]
- Nanodevice tugs single proteins to reveal how cells sense force [2d]
- Why does rough grinding make stainless steel more prone to corrosion? [2d]
- Why only a small number of planets are suitable for life [2d]
- Tiny Enceladus exercises giant electromagnetic influence at Saturn [2d]
- Exploring why some children struggle to learn math [2d]
- A smashing success: Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider wraps up final collisions [2d]
- Goats can play a role in multi-pronged restoration of buckthorn-invaded woodlands [2d]
- In Antarctica, balloon lands after 23-day search for particles from outer space [2d]
- Why city ants seem less picky: Urban stress may dilute their usual food supply [2d]
- 5,300-year-old 'bow drill' rewrites story of ancient Egyptian tools [2d]
- Launch to ISS pushed to Thursday over weather: NASA [2d]
- Why elite chess ratings get stuck: A new model treats draws as data [2d]
- The North American wild mountain sheep could face extinction unless habitat gets protection, say experts [2d]
- Reparations research highlights roots of African inequality [2d]
- Physicists clarify key mechanism behind energy release in molybdenum-93 [2d]
- When Valentine's Day forces a relationship reckoning [2d]
- Why walking in a national park in the dark prompts people to turn off lights at home [2d]
- The brilliant and bizarre ways birds use their sense of smell—from natural cologne to pest control [2d]
- Drastic seaweed growth threatens marine life and fishing—but also offers opportunities [2d]
- Why do disasters still happen, despite early warnings? Because systems are built to wait for certainty [2d]
- How husbands and wives try to find a balance between beauty and status—new research [2d]
- Looking for advanced aliens? Search for exoplanets with large coal deposits [2d]
- Why melting glaciers are drawing more visitors and what that says about climate change [2d]
- Scientists harness nature's chirality bias to design series of complex mechanically interlocked molecules [2d]
- Rural backlash against green levies 'rooted in sense of unfairness' [2d]
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