Earth Science
Where Is Warming Speeding Up? New Maps Reveal Regional Hotspots of Acceleration
A changepoint analysis of five global temperature datasets reveals coherent regional systems of warming acceleration since 1970, concentrated at Northern...
How Water Flows Underground: Pumping Test Geometry Holds the Key to Mapping Hidden Aquifers
A new study shows that dipole pumping tests, which create directional flow fields, extract far more information about heterogeneous aquifers...
Eight Years of Stream Insect Data Put Ecological Balance to the Test
An eight-year analysis of benthic insect communities in 21 NEON streams finds that most assemblages conform to the loose equilibrium...
From Field to Fork: Layered Defenses Could Slash Aflatoxin in the World’s Food
A new review synthesizes evidence that combining pre-harvest, post-harvest, sorting, biological, enzymatic, chemical and physical interventions can cut aflatoxin contamination...
Lead Levels Soar in Farmland Soil Near Bangladesh Brick Kilns, Study Finds
A new study of farmland soil around three brick kilns in Natore, Bangladesh, finds lead exceeding regional reference values at...
Underground Warning: Groundwater Tipping Point Threatens City Water Future
A new system dynamics study of Jinan, China, reveals a critical groundwater stress threshold beyond which urban carrying capacity degrades...
Kolkata’s Unprecedented Night of Rain: Scientists Identify Warning Signs of Extreme Short-Deluge Events
A new case study shows that thermodynamic precursors from soundings, reanalysis and radar data can flag extreme short-duration rainfall events...
Water-Cooled Ferrochrome Slag Boosts Cement Strength and Cuts Emissions
Researchers in Oman have shown that rapidly water-quenched ferrochrome slag, ground into a fine powder, can replace up to 15...
Satellites and GIS Reveal Where Groundwater Hides Beneath Bangladesh’s Largest Wetland
An integrated satellite, GIS, and multi-criteria analysis has mapped groundwater potential across Bangladesh's largest inland wetland, revealing that only one...
Neural networks crack hidden friction patterns that drive slow earthquakes
Researchers used physics-informed neural networks to infer heterogeneous fault friction from GPS data of Japan's 2010 Bungo slow slip event,...
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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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