Drones Reveal How Sunlight Reshapes the Air We Breathe Near the Ground
Drone-based vertical profiling over rural Germany shows that solar irradiance, not just mixing layer height, governs how pollutants distribute near...
OU and NOAA Extend Nearly 50-Year Weather Research Partnership With $220 Million Renewal
The University of Oklahoma has received a five-year, up-to-$220 million renewal from NOAA and the Department of Commerce to continue...
AI-Powered Project Aims to Untangle How Wildfire Smoke Reshapes Marine Clouds
A $1 million NSF-funded Washington University team will use physics-informed generative AI and causal statistics to isolate how wildfire-smoke aerosols...
Winds 30 Kilometres Up Steer Tropical High Clouds — and Climate Models Miss Half the Signal
New research combining CALIPSO lidar observations with CMIP6 climate models shows that the quasi-biennial oscillation robustly reduces tropical high-cloud cover...
Tire Chemicals Linked to Heart Rhythm Disorder in Landmark Study
An integrative study links the tire-derived pollutants 6PPD and 6PPD-quinone to molecular signatures and increased susceptibility of atrial fibrillation through...
Synthetic Storms Reveal How Rising Seas Will Reshape Chesapeake Hurricane Flooding
Virginia Tech researchers used thousands of synthetic hurricanes and sea-level rise projections to map how nonlinear tide, surge, and wave...
Air Pollution Emerges as a Key Marker of Slowing Global Tuberculosis Decline
A 204-country longitudinal analysis finds that rising fine particulate air pollution tracks national tuberculosis trajectories as closely as treatment-program performance,...
Why Heat Makes Ozone Worse in Cities but Not the Countryside
New research shows that heat-driven plant emissions dominate urban ozone spikes in Shanghai while nitrogen chemistry rules in rural Lishui,...
Arctic’s Newly Formed Ice Emerges as Surprising Driver of East Asian Summer Heat
Researchers report that since the late 1990s, newly formed Arctic ice has replaced El Niño as a key influence on...
Giant Iron-Rich Dust Particles Can Fool Satellite Lasers Into Seeing Smoke
New scattering theory shows that very large, iron-rich desert dust particles produce lidar signals resembling pollution or smoke, potentially causing...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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