AI Maps Exactly How Far Urban Lakes Cool City Streets
A machine learning study of 25 lakes in Da Nang, Vietnam, quantifies urban lake cooling with SHAP interpretability, finding the ...
Tanzania’s Old Cashew Trees Reveal a Hidden Trove of Genetic Diversity
A new study of traditional cashew trees in Tanzania's Nachingwea and Newala districts reveals high phenotypic diversity that could prove ...
Copper Nanoparticles Cut Arsenic and Cadmium in Rice Grains, Life-Cycle Study Finds
A full life-cycle study shows copper oxide nanoparticles can boost rice growth while cutting arsenic and cadmium accumulation in grains ...
AI-guided screen finds drug-candidate molecules that shield cells from oxygen starvation
A deep-learning-guided virtual screen identified four molecules that block the HIF-1α/VHL interaction, including the approved myeloma drug ixazomib, which protected ...
Steel Rusts Slower When Sea Salt Falls Hardest, Ecuador Coast Study Finds
A year-long field study on Ecuador's Pacific coast found that low-carbon steel corroded fastest in months with the lowest chloride ...
Autoimmune Diseases May Quietly Worsen a Common Muscular Dystrophy
A large study of genetically confirmed FSHD1 patients finds that autoimmune comorbidities are strikingly overrepresented and independently associated with more ...
PISA Scores Are Not Interchangeable With Grades and National Tests, Swedish Study Finds
A Swedish study linking PISA 2022 scores with national tests and grades finds that the international assessment captures a general, ...
Climate Anxiety Casts a Shadow on Nursing Students’ View of the Future
A cross-sectional study of 301 nursing students in Türkiye finds a statistically significant, though weak, positive association between climate change ...
Why Saying ‘Almost’ May Be the Rarest Skill in the Age of AI Fluency
A new AI & Society essay argues that generative AI has made fluency nearly free while making genuine human judgment, ...
Legacy Pollutants in Blood Linked to Inflammation Markers in French Women
A study of 468 French women found that organochlorine pesticides in blood were associated with elevated CRP inflammation levels while ...
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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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