Earth Science
New Unified Model Predicts Killer Waves From Landslides in Reservoirs
A new laboratory-driven framework in Ocean Dynamics delivers unified, physically grounded predictions for the height, amplitude, attenuation, and energy of...
Dual-Masked AI Learns to Find Hidden Mineral Deposits With Almost No Labels
A new dual-masked graph autoencoder called DM-GAE maps mineral prospectivity in Tibet with high accuracy despite scarce labeled deposits, outperforming...
Kriging Beats Simpler Maps in 25-Year Groundwater Study in Central India
A 25-year study of 69 wells in Central India's Arpa River Basin finds that ordinary kriging with a Spherical semivariogram...
Seafloor Sensors Reveal How Soft Sediments Amplify Earthquake Energy Offshore Japan
Using nearly 29,000 records from 150 ocean-bottom stations in Japan's S-net network, researchers have built new prediction models showing that...
Gauteng Faces Hotter, Drier Future as Satellite Records and Climate Models Converge
A four-decade analysis of NASA satellite-era observations and CMIP6 projections shows Gauteng warming significantly while rainfall, soil moisture and cloud...
Rare Coral Crab Resurfaces After 135 Years on Indian Ocean Seamounts
Scientists report the first record of the rare symbiotic crab Sphenomerides trapezioides from the seamounts of the Lakshadweep Sea, extending...
Jean’s crawler: Student scientists name new 309-million-year-old proto-amphibian after their moms
Two student scientists at the Field Museum have described Jeanerpeton mazonensis, a new 309-million-year-old proto-amphibian from the Mazon Creek fossil...
Radioactive Beach Sands Reveal Hidden Hotspots Along India’s Visakhapatnam Coast
A new gamma spectrometry survey of Visakhapatnam's beaches reveals natural radionuclide concentrations exceeding global averages, with thorium-rich hotspots comparable to...
TableZoomer: AI Agents That Zoom In on Giant Tables to Answer Questions
Researchers have developed TableZoomer, a collaborative agent framework that boosts large language model accuracy on table question answering by up...
Farming Is Quietly Salting the Groundwater Beneath Mexico’s Breadbasket
A ten-year study of the Mocorito River Aquifer in Sinaloa, Mexico, shows that intensive agriculture is accelerating natural water-rock dissolution...
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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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