New R Package Reconstructs How Islands and Mountains Shifted Over Deep Time
A new open-source R package reconstructs continuous shifts in islands, alpine biomes, and marine systems over deep time, capturing geophysical...
Himalayan Snow and Ice Reveal Two Decades of Dust and Pollution in the Cryosphere
A new review of two decades of data shows that Himalayan snow and ice carry a clear chemical signature of...
Ammonites Rewrite the Story of a Lost Cretaceous Sea in Southeast France
More than 100 ammonites collected along a 30-kilometre transect in the French Alps have finally dated the famous Urgonian limestones,...
Explainable AI Turns Telecom Churn Predictions Into Actionable Retention Strategies
A new dual layer explainable AI framework pairs an optimized XGBoost churn predictor with SHAP and LIME explanations, validated through...
Heavy Metals in Western Hainan Island River Sediments Trace a Mostly Natural-Agricultural-Traffic Story
On China's only tropical island province, the mud at the bottom of eight major rivers has quietly been keeping a...
Indonesia Maps Its Vast Coastal Ecosystems from Space to Build the Nation’s First Ocean Accounts
A new national-scale mapping effort using high-resolution satellite imagery has produced Indonesia's first government-endorsed extent maps of coral reefs, seagrass...
The safety case for a deep geological repository in Switzerland: site and geological barrier characteristics
Deep beneath the rolling farmland of northern Switzerland, in a band of 170-million-year-old claystone lying 800 to 900 metres below...
The role of “Big Science” in the discovery of new marine species: Experience from the International Indian Ocean Expedition of the 1960s
Six decades ago, an armada of research ships from thirteen nations descended on the least explored of Earth's great ocean...
Vulnerable Jobs Drag Growth Only in the Slowest Economies, Study Finds
A quantile panel study of ten developing economies finds vulnerable employment harms GDP growth only at the lowest growth quantiles,...
Antarctic sediment trap reveals 210,000 hidden swimmers from three decades of Ross Sea monitoring
A sediment trap moored at 500 metres in the Ross Sea captured over 210,000 mesopelagic organisms across three decades, producing...
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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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