Earth Science
New Framework Maps How Humans and Beavers Can Share Crowded Landscapes
A new Beaver Futures Framework developed by Dutch researchers integrates positive and negative values of beavers to guide more inclusive...
Slick New Coating More Than Doubles Coral Spat Survival on Turfy Inshore Reefs
A non-biocidal foul-release coating applied to coral seeding devices on inshore Great Barrier Reef reefs cut fouling by more than...
AI Looks Inside Itself: New Study Opens the Black Box of Deep Learning for Deep Ore Discovery
Researchers have combined GradientSHAP and 3D Contrast Grad-CAM to reveal how a 3D convolutional neural network identifies deep concealed orebodies...
Satellites and Fiber Optic Sensors Join Forces to Track Sinking Ground Caused by Groundwater Overuse
By combining satellite radar, terrestrial water storage data, and borehole fiber optic sensors, researchers have built a framework that links...
Deep Soil Moisture Loss Intensifies Drought Impacts on Global Ecosystems
New research shows that depletion of moisture in deep soil layers, rather than surface drought alone, drives severe and lasting...
How Rising Gas Saturation Reshapes Niger Delta Reservoirs for Enhanced Recovery
A new integrated petrophysical, rock physics and geomechanical study reveals how rising gas saturation reshapes the elastic and mechanical behaviour...
Blue Carbon Microbes Show Remarkable Resilience Under Ecological and Human Pressure
Coastal wetlands have long been celebrated as some of the planet's most efficient carbon vaults, burying organic matter in waterlogged...
Green technology emerges as China’s strongest lever against carbon intensity
New quantile-based research shows that green technology, digitalization and a combined technological ecosystem consistently reduce China's carbon intensity, with effects...
Global Meta-Analysis Reveals Science’s Quiet Skew Toward Charismatic Species
A global meta-analysis of 78 studies and 905 effect sizes finds that taxonomic bias in biodiversity research is widespread but...
Hidden Rock and Ice Age Sediments Act as Water Vaults Shielding Alpine Streams From Climate Change
A detailed modeling study of a small Swiss alpine catchment shows that groundwater stored in Quaternary deposits and bedrock substantially...
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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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