Earth Science
Hidden Radioactivity and Rare Earths Mapped in Vietnamese Lake Sediments
Researchers mapped rare earth elements and natural radionuclides in TuyenLam Lake sediments, finding land-use-driven enrichment and localized radiological hotspots.
Tiny Clay Particles Decide Where Radium Goes in Sandy Riverbeds
New experiments reveal that trace kaolinite clay, not quartz or organic matter, controls the removal of radium-226 from sandy freshwater...
Biodegradable Plastic Mulch Residues Reshape Soil Life Differently in Loamy and Sandy Soils
A year-long incubation study shows that biodegradable plastic mulch residues stimulate microbial biomass and reshape soil aggregates differently in loamy...
Construction safety AI that knows what it doesn’t see: a Sentry–Judge hybrid for PPE absence detection
A two-tier AI system pairs a fast YOLOv11m detector with a SAM 3 segmentation verifier to cut false alarms in...
Why Climate Adaptation Projects Along Spain’s Coast Succeed Alone but Fail Together
A new governance analysis of nine climate adaptation initiatives on Spain's Catalan coast reveals why technological projects thrive while ecological...
Teaching Radar to Admit Doubt: New AI Framework Puts Honest Error Bars on Landslide Forecasts
Ground-based synthetic aperture radar has become one of the most informative instruments available for monitoring the surface kinematics of unstable...
Combined Sewer Overflows Push Philadelphia Watersheds Toward Oxygen Collapse
The distinction between combined and separated sewer systems is central to understanding why Philadelphia faces this challenge. In a separated...
Which River Carries the Water Matters: Flow Splitting Reshapes Salt Intrusion in Pearl River Delta
A new study shows that how freshwater is divided between the West and North Rivers, not just its total volume,...
Seawater Surrounded by Land: Marine Lakes Reveal How Young Islands Assemble Their Life
A study of Palau's marine lakes shows that fish communities in stratified lakes resemble young 'true' islands while mixed lakes...
Digital Seven-Spot Ladybird: New Agent-Based Model Brings Aphid’s Fiercest Predator into Landscape Simulation
Researchers have published a detailed formal model of the seven-spot ladybird for the ALMaSS agent-based simulation system, aiming to predict...
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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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